Hi,
Sorry, but I think that I kind totally misunderstood what we actually need, so
can you all kindly cancel what I said below. Here's a more accurate
description:
- Request comes into Apache. The request has content body (a POST) that has
information.
- We need to parse that information in the body to extract a string, and then
- We need to search a database or LDAP for that string and
o If the string is present, the Apache should continue its processing, or
o if the string is not present, the Apache should send an error response
Is there a generic way to do something like the above, e.g., something like a
mod_authz_cgi, or something like that?
For some reason, I thought that there used to be a mod_authz_perl or something
similar?
If there was something like that, we could use a Perl or some other language
script to do the LDAP or DB lookup, etc.
Thanks,
Jim
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On Wed, 10/12/16, o haya <oh...@yahoo.com.INVALID> wrote:
Subject: [users@httpd] Combine client certificate authentication plus database
or LDAP lookup?
To: users@httpd.apache.org
Cc: oh...@yahoo.com
Date: Wednesday, October 12, 2016, 3:13 PM
Hi,
I was wondering if there is a way to combine client
certificate authentication with an LDAP or database lookup
in Apache?
What I mean is:
- Apache performs 2-way SSL handshake with user browser and
if that authentication is successful, then
- Apache (some Apache module) gets the CN string from the
client certificate and does an LDAP or database lookup of
that certificate string, and
- If the lookup is successful, then the
request gets processed normally by Apache
- If either the 2-way SSL handshake
fails or the LDAP (or database) lookup fails, then Apache
returns a 40x response
I've been searching (it SEEMS like this should be possible),
but I haven't been able to find an "out-of-box" approach
with Apache for doing this yet.
Thanks,
Jim
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