> Multiple users can authenticate to the XML-RPC server but also have
> access to different documents inside lucene.
>
> So I need some information in the lucene index to know which ones the
> users is able to access. Currently I generate a MD5 hash of the
> username/password and store this as Fie
Maik Schreiber wrote:
Currently, I also store the SecretKey (hash of it) in the index so I
know when e.g. the request comes to delete all documents I also which ones.
I'm not sure if you're talking about authentication for using the XML-RPC
interface here...?
Multiple users can authenticate t
> Is any of the authentication incredentials actually put into the index
> for this verifyication?
No. We're using authentication only to protect the HTTP interface, but you can
search for about anything once you're past that.
> Currently, I also store the SecretKey (hash of it) in the index so I
Maik Schreiber wrote:
I'm running XML-RPC to allow access to the index.
My idea was that I share a SecretKey between the projects indexers and
projects clients. So the indexer can only add/remove documents with
his key and the client can only access documents with his key.
In our projects w
Maik Schreiber wrote:
I'm running XML-RPC to allow access to the index.
My idea was that I share a SecretKey between the projects indexers and
projects clients. So the indexer can only add/remove documents with
his key and the client can only access documents with his key.
In our projects w
I'm running XML-RPC to allow access to the index.
My idea was that I share a SecretKey between the projects indexers and
projects clients. So the indexer can only add/remove documents with his
key and the client can only access documents with his key.
In our projects we're using HTTP authenti
Hi,
I've about five different projects which would need to access a lucene
index for searching. The projects are completely unrelated to each other
however it's all about the same: indexing HTML documents.
Since all these projects are also runnig inside the same hosting
company, I thought ab
