David Castro wrote:
> Okay, a little more tracking down revealed that handler #5 ("check if
> the user is ok _here_") is never getting called when my module is being
> used, but is for Basic auth. Happen to know under which circumstances
> this occurs/doesn't occur? Maybe there is something els
Okay, a little more tracking down revealed that handler #5 ("check if
the user is ok _here_") is never getting called when my module is being
used, but is for Basic auth. Happen to know under which circumstances
this occurs/doesn't occur? Maybe there is something else I can set to
get that me
on 08/30/04 15:01 Geoffrey Young wrote:
Ooops, yeah. A follow-up email corrected "mod_authz_ldap" to
"mod_auth_ldap". Sorry 'bout that. To give a bit more detail, I am
using "mod_authz_ldap-0.22" on Apache 2 under RHAS 3.0. Went looking
through the C code of the authz module and fou
> Ooops, yeah. A follow-up email corrected "mod_authz_ldap" to
> "mod_auth_ldap". Sorry 'bout that. To give a bit more detail, I am
> using "mod_authz_ldap-0.22" on Apache 2 under RHAS 3.0. Went looking
> through the C code of the authz module and found the function it gets
> the credentials f
on 08/30/04 13:43 Geoffrey Young wrote:
then all you should need to do is set $r->user to the authenticated
user and
you should be good to go. for completeness, you might also want to set
$r->connection->auth_type to 'Basic', but that is most likely not
required
to get things wo
>> then all you should need to do is set $r->user to the authenticated
>> user and
>> you should be good to go. for completeness, you might also want to set
>> $r->connection->auth_type to 'Basic', but that is most likely not
>> required
>> to get things working.
>>
>>
> Hrmm. Yeah, this is wh
on 08/30/04 12:09 Geoffrey Young wrote:
Heh. Yeah, maybe the point I needed to make more clear is this. The
PerlAuthenHandler is NOT relying on basic auth to actually have ever
occured. It is a handler that gets credentials via another service
altogether. Suffice it to say that no b
