On 9/27/05, Terence Burnard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hello,
I have been working for a while trying to get Nagios working with
apache. This is the .htaccess configuration for the directory that the
cgis are in:
AuthName "Nagios Access"
AuthType Basic
#AuthScriptURI "/htlogin/ldap.php?filter=nagios"
require valid-user
AuthUserFile /home/nagios/nagios.users
Now if you notice, the AuthScriptURI is commented out. This is the the
configuration that works.
If I uncomment AuthScriptURI and comment out AuthUserFile, my browser
locks up on this line in the cgi:
if(!fread(cgiinput,content_length,1,stdin)){
The cgi can retrieve CONTENT_LENGTH and CONTENT_TYPE from the environment.
Now the question I have is:
What configuration would prevent the cgi script from reading the POST
variables on STDIN when the script works fine with AuthUserFile but
hangs on a 'fread' with AuthScriptURI?
The ldap.php script works properly on GET requests, but as mentioned
hangs on POST.
I had to google to figure out what the heck AuthScriptURI is. It
belongs to mod_auth_script, which I have never seen before.
I think your solution is going to be to use a different auth module.
There are apache modules that allow you to auth directly against ldap
rather than going through a php script.
If I had to guess what was happening, I would say that php is sucking
up the post contents, because it does not know that it is being called
as an auth handler and not as a content handler. I doubt that is
fixable.
Joshua.
Thanks for the lead, it helped me fix the problem. It turned out to be
mod_auth_script(1.03), all I did was upgrade it to 1.10 and everything
is working great.
Terence
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