Hi everyone, I am currently building a webapp using Django that will run onto a windows server that comprises an MS SQL server that uses windows authentication. I was unable to make IIS or Apache pass on the user identity to Django (probably double hopping) so I thought of implementing impersonation from within the app itself. I cannot make an account for the application pool itself for security reasons and I cannot switch to username password authentication for the same reasons. For that, I have a few questions to assess my options. - Is there an option in pywin32 to login an already authenticated user without reentering the password? Context: Django can make authentication requests to windows but cannot access the process itself so I thought to piggyback off of that. - Is there an option to keep the logged on/impersonated user rather than the handle getting destroyed? I noticed that after I log in, refreshing the page after causes the handle to be destroyed and login needs to be redone.
Thank you very much, Best, Mohamed
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