How is the first request identified? Is there a http-session
set, or is it IP-based? How is a client identified?
Basically, this only deals with subrequests for each individual
request. This doesn't set a session for the whole time the user is
interfacing with your application. If you need
> The excerpt from X, (sorry, I forgot their name :( ), uses a
> semaphore
> to maintain the connection, where
>
> 'return OK unless $r->is_initial_req;'
>
> uses a flag in the request object to bypass the
> authentication module if the flag is set. (It is set after
> the first successful pa
Tauber, Mathias HDP wrote:
Sorry for the late answer...
Hmm... My thought would have been that Apache::AuthenCache
would do the
trick... What are the exact symptoms when you use
AuthenCache? Are you
still hitting the Domain controller for every request?
Yes, still like DoS...
:(
Sorry for the late answer...
> Hmm... My thought would have been that Apache::AuthenCache
> would do the
> trick... What are the exact symptoms when you use
> AuthenCache? Are you
> still hitting the Domain controller for every request?
Yes, still like DoS...
> Another option would be to
A long time ago I wrote this:
my problem:
I'm running a reverse proxy with apache 1.3.x
and mod_proxy on debian. For the authentication
libapache-authensmb is used, so there's a
connection to the domain controller present and
working.
Everything is fine, but for each request sent
by the browser
Hi,
> The uploaded file
>
> Apache-AuthenSmb-0.72.tar.gz
>
> has entered CPAN as
>
> file: $CPAN/authors/id/S/SP/SPEEVES/Apache-AuthenSmb-0.72.tar.gz
> size: 5526 bytes
>md5: 510d7da1dfbdb99c65b99fe9a9198aae
>
> Additions to this release are:
>
>- split domain\username so
The uploaded file
Apache-AuthenSmb-0.72.tar.gz
has entered CPAN as
file: $CPAN/authors/id/S/SP/SPEEVES/Apache-AuthenSmb-0.72.tar.gz
size: 5526 bytes
md5: 510d7da1dfbdb99c65b99fe9a9198aae
Additions to this release are:
- split domain\username so that one can manipulate
one
