On Mon, 2 Oct 2006, David Nolan wrote: > Dallas, > > We do exactly this at Carnegie Mellon, using the pubcookie system to > provide Single Sign On for web access, which operates as an apache > module that sets REMOTE_USER. > > One of the patches that I wrote here and has been integrated into the > mon CVS code is an auth type "trustlocal" which allows connections to > mon from localhost to specify the authenticated user without a > password. I have patches for an old version of mon.cgi that cause it > to honor the REMOTE_USER variable and pass it to mon. I even updated > them for the current CSSified mon.cgi at one point, but never sent > them anywhere... :( I'll try to update that to the current version > and post it, maybe tonight. > > -David
David, That sounds wonderful. I look forward to giving it a shot when you check it in. Dallas -- pub 1024D/695B2F41 2001-05-30 Dallas Wisehaupt (sign) <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> <http://smog.com/publickeys/keys.html> Member: USENIX and SAGE _______________________________________________ mon mailing list mon@linux.kernel.org http://linux.kernel.org/mailman/listinfo/mon
