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Issue #|112709
Summary|cross-domain webdav NTLM authentication newly broken
Component|ucb
Version|OOO320m18
Platform|Unknown
URL|
OS/Version|All
Status|UNCONFIRMED
Status whiteboard|
Keywords|
Resolution|
Issue type|DEFECT
Priority|P3
Subcomponent|code
Assigned to|mhu
Reported by|unordained
------- Additional comments from unordai...@openoffice.org Fri Jun 25 18:38:23
+0000 2010 -------
As of 320m18 (9502), I get "general internet error has occurred" when trying to
access a document via WebDAV + NTLM (v1) authentication, where I am logged into
Windows XP in one Active Directory domain, and the remote webdav server
authenticates against a different domain (I'm accessing via vpn). I do not get
the option to type in a username/password, nor to use system credentials, it
fails before that. This happens both when OO.o is launched from the command-
line with a URL, and when the URL is accessed via the OO.o open-file dialog
("use openoffice dialogs", not the windows ones.) The problem does not exist
when accessing documents protected in the same manner, but using client &
server machines authenticating against the same domain. (i.e. I can access my
test system, inside my domain, from my laptop, and I can access the production
system from a machine in the client's network, but it won't let me authorize
between them.) The problem also did not exist with 320m12 (9483), I haven't
tested versions in-between to be more precise. With 320m12, I would be prompted
for username/password, then it worked (my passwords differ on each domain, so I
could tell it was correctly asking for the remote password, not the local one.)
I've tested this while having multiple versions installed simultaneously,
showing that the version upgrade is itself sufficient to cause the difference
in behavior, it's not a VPN connectivity issue, etc.
I've made mention of NTLMv2 in other bug reports and in communication with Kai
(kso), but this is still running NTLMv1. As this is probably an unusual
scenario, let me know if you need me to test different combinations. If there's
somewhere I could look to give me a better error than the one I'm seeing, I'd
be happy to go digging.
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