Authentication with Apache

Authentication with Apache

Post by Petri T Suomine » Thu, 04 Apr 1996 04:00:00



Hi,

I'll ask this again as my previous post seemed to vanish somewhere.

How do I enable user authentication using Apache that came with
Red Hat Linux 2.1 ?

Preferably I would like to do this from /etc/passwd, but it won't be
a big hassle to set up a cronjob to update Apache's own
passwd files if that is necessary.

I tried it according to manuals, but it didn't quite work,
authentication always failed due to wrong password. Also
the prompt that Netscape presented was quite weird, it prompted
for user authentication for my hostname which appeared twice
in the prompt.

Thanks for any help

                Petri
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Authentication with Apache

Post by Rob Hartil » Fri, 05 Apr 1996 04:00:00



> I tried it according to manuals, but it didn't quite work,
> authentication always failed due to wrong password. Also
> the prompt that Netscape presented was quite weird, it prompted
> for user authentication for my hostname which appeared twice
> in the prompt.

show us the .htaccess/<Directory>  info.

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Authentication with Apache

Post by ibris » Sat, 13 Apr 1996 04:00:00


Help,
I need books, advice, vendor etc..
I have a SUN running Solaris 5.x and NetScape as the WWW server.
I'd like to compose a form that grabs a user's query criteria (I can
do the CGI stuff no prblem) and pass it to a SAS database with ODBC,
grab the rows, plug them in an HTML file and serve it back to the user.
I can do this easily if I switch to Win NT/ SQL Server. Is there an easy
alternative for SUN, NetScape, ODBC? How about a hard solution? I'll
take that too.
 
 
 

1. Basic authentication on apache

Hi,

Will the absence of "Authorization : Basic" HTTP header can prevent
the Apache web server Basic authentication even though the Basic
authentication is enabled on the server.

My scenario goes like this.

I enabled the basic authentication on apache for a particular user.
But if the username is 'Null' ,I don't want to perform basic
authentication.

To achieve this purpose I wanted to use "Authorization : Basic"
header.

My assumtion is Apache needs this header to trigger basic
authentication.
So I did not add this header if the usename is null.
But it did not work. Even in the absence of this header, the basic
authentication is triggered.

What can be the solution for this. And what is the exact use of this
HTTP header.

Thanks
Neeraja

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