Janne is correct. You should not turn security off.
If you've configured a working JNDIRealm in Tomcat, then JSPWiki
should pick up the container credentials automatically.
Andrew
On Jul 7, 2007, at 4:11 AM, Janne Jalkanen wrote:
On 7 Jul 2007, at 09:57, Thomas Blattner wrote:
Hello,
we use 2.2.33 in our current productive environment with container
managed
security configuration.
I would like to upgrade to a more recent version, but the current
stable and
also 2.5.88, which I tested recently, don't work like expected for
us.
Problem description:
We are using Active Directory as our user authentification system,
therefore I
put security=off in the props file and configure a JNDIRealm
inside tomcat's
server.xml. I also removed the comments inside web.xml of JSPWiki.
So far everything works fine, when someone hit's the edit link he
is asked to
login, which also works. But after login the username inside
JSPWiki is
still "Guest". In our current productive 2.2.33 the windows user
id is
displayed, which is expected.
Try NOT setting security=off (i.e. set jspwiki.security=jaas).
Turning security off should be a last measure - we should be fine
for most cases when you just uncomment the appropriate sections in
web.xml.
/Janne
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