Hi,
I have been trying to get mod_authnz_external working with pwauth on
gutsy, with no luck so far.
How would I go about building this same package for gutsy?
Thanks,
Ryan
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I'm very happy now!
About the package... I have some comments:
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I think file "/etc/apache2/mods-available/mod_authnz_external.load"
should be renamed to "authnz_external.load", because all others
authentication module loader files I have installed doesn't hav
Hi,
This is already in universe. Can you please give it a spin.
Thanks
chuck
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On Wednesday 23 January 2008 14:52, David Sedeño Fernandez wrote:
> I have corrected the problems that Nicolas point out. Reuploaded to
> REVU.
No need to status the REVU process in the LP bug. It just confuses things by
having comments/status in two places.
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I have corrected the problems that Nicolas point out. Reuploaded to
REVU.
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You need to take a look at:
* debian/changelog:
+ It says: (LP #154149)
+ It should say: (LP: #154149)
* debian/control:
+ There is only one description, you need to write a more extensive long
description and a smaller shot one
* debian/copyright
+ There is no license on it,
I have packaged it for hardy.
It's my first package so please test it and say me any problem that the
package, surely, have.
http://revu.tauware.de/details.py?package=libapache2-mod-authnz-external
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I'd like to request the inclusion of mod_auth_external and pwauth as
well. I am not interested in letting apache read /etc/shadow directly,
as this defeats the purpose of /etc/shadow.
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I'm also interessted in this, cause I want single sign on for ssh,svn
and trac. trac uses mod_authnz_external too.
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Looks like a good choice considering that mod_auth_pam is dead upstream.
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Would like it also!
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I'm +1 on this, it makes integrating authentication credentials really
really easy. It also has some added benefits from a security
perspective, as you can run your external authentication checks as a
setuid root application while running apache (and the module) as an
underprivileged user. Finally
Another wish... Can you include mod_authz_unixgroup also?
http://www.unixpapa.com/mod_authz_unixgroup/
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Ok, I had a second try and got it to work.
But "mod_auth_pam" module needs read-only access to /etc/shadow and I
don't want to allow that permission. If I do, a malicious user could
write a PHP script that catches all my password database, because I need
to enable "mod_php5" and "mod_userdir" modu
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