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All,
I've posted a question to the Solr mailing list[1] about why Jetty is
being used instead of Tomcat, and it seems that it's just "always the
way it's been" for the most part.
These seems to be some interest in moving from their existing model
(
Hello André,
It's routed through a server...
A co-worker noticed a Tomcat valve that might do the trick...
https://github.com/lokechenlin/tomcat-auto-login-valve
Your thoughts?
Tony
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From: André Warnier (tomcat) [mailto:a...@ice-sa.com]
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On 13.10.2018 18:54, Tony Esposito wrote:
Hello André,
Thank you for taking the time to put together this excellent explanation.
I do not have control over the server that is passing me the Basic Auth header,
unfortunately.
Ok, so to make things clearer : when Tomcat receives a request for t
Hello André,
Thank you for taking the time to put together this excellent explanation.
I do not have control over the server that is passing me the Basic Auth header,
unfortunately.
You mentioned "In other words, there is no "trick" to add to stop Tomat trying
to authenticate the client. By de
On 13.10.2018 04:56, Tony Esposito wrote:
But you still want your application to see this Basic Auth header, because it needs to
check the "standard password" in it, right ?
(Otherwise, describe precisely what you want).
If there is a way to disable Basic Auth (i.e. not compel the user to
auth
