Am 2019-05-20 um 21:35 schrieb Nacho Ganguli:
My last attempt used Spring Security JEE pre-authentication filters. This
works as I would like "provided" that I only use basic auth and tomcat's
default realm (tomcat-users.xml).
As soon as I introduce form-based auth, it does not work and I am pro
My last attempt used Spring Security JEE pre-authentication filters. This
works as I would like "provided" that I only use basic auth and tomcat's
default realm (tomcat-users.xml).
As soon as I introduce form-based auth, it does not work and I am prompted
to authenticate a second time. The log fi
Am 2019-05-17 um 19:11 schrieb Nacho Ganguli:
HELP, I NEED SOMEBODY, NOT JUST ANYBODY! HELP
(It all started weeks ago when I tried unsuccessfully to use Tomcat's SSO
Valve and decided to try pre-authentication...)
We are developing a subscription-based "portal" webapp that we use to
authen
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> I have this setup working on my Windows development computer under
> Tomcat 5.5. Everything works fine. I get a hash value from Oracle and
> pass it back to Tomcat on request.
>
> BUT! I can't get it to work in test environment on Solaris under Tomcat
> 5.0.28. The m
Does this mean that if I am using the JDBC realm, tomcat will hit the
database for verifying username and password for every request? Also, if
this is really happening, then the user will need to authenticate himself
for each of his request, meaning that nonce for the digest challenge will be
diffe
Hi,
Khawaja Shams schrieb:
Hello everyone,
I have a few strict requirements for security on my project, and I am having
a hard time understanding some concepts. I cannot use SSL due to the
performance loss, and the application must be accessed only by authenticated
users. Meanwhile, I am require
