Thanks, Rusty, for your support.
When posting my problem, I had not yet realised that the metakit-thread
contains already some information - I am sorry for that.
I do now very much suspect to be mixed up with a namespace issue. The thing
appears to be somewhat too complicated for me. I won't have
On Monday 08 April 2002 22:04, Dossy wrote:
Could auth schemes not be implemented via trace filters?
Well, almost...
Here is the excerpt from ConnRun() located in nsd/serv.c
/*
* Run the pre-authorization filters and, if ok,
* authorize and run the request procedure.
*/
On 2002.04.09, Zoran Vasiljevic [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This is what I was talkng about when I said that core server
would need to be changed.
Understood.
So, IMHO, not very many changes are needed in order to get alternate
schemes possible. But... since this one requires the core change
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Hi all,
I'm trying to build the MySQL driver for AOLserver and am running into
a problem I can't quite get around. We're using Solaris 8, and 3.2 (I know,
I know) and using the AOLserver binary's included include directory.
Whenever we try to make the module we get something like, reader
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For what it's worth, I've compiled nsmysql-0.5 on Solaris 8 against
AOLserver 3.2 with no problems. (With GNU make.)
Michael
Dossy wrote:
On 2002.04.09, Kevin Lawver [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all,
I'm trying to build the MySQL driver for AOLserver and am running into
a problem I
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+-- On Apr 9, Zoran Vasiljevic said:
On Monday 08 April 2002 22:04, Dossy wrote:
Could auth schemes not be implemented via trace filters?
Well, almost...
Actually, it's can't. A trace filter runs after the main request
handler - too late to block access.
A preauth or postauth
Thanks for reading my mind. I _DID_ intend to say preauth
filter and not trace filters -- that's what I get for
trying to use my branes on a Monday.
-- Dossy
BRANES!
On 2002.04.09, Rob Mayoff [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
+-- On Apr 9, Zoran Vasiljevic said:
On Monday 08 April 2002
+-- On Apr 9, Zoran Vasiljevic said:
If I'm not mistaken (correct me if I'm wrong, please),
but, if I do not load the ns_perm module then:
- I do not get the allowuser functionality (or is it ns_perm allowuser?)
- I lose all other user's hostname (ip/domain) checking
-
If above holds true, then this can be used as a starting point
when developing DAV, indeed.
But, I'm afraid that people would really need both (basic and digest
and/or some other scheme in the future) at the same time when it comes
to deployment. That's why a hook in the Ns_AuthorizeRequest
Rob Mayoff wrote:
Personally, I'd not be inclined to use a single server for both DAV and
normal web serving. By separating the services into different processes,
you can run the normal web server as a uid that only has read access to
the files, and the DAV server as a uid that has write
On Tuesday 09 April 2002 20:51, Tom Jackson wrote:
I still don't see why you can't write a module in tcl or in C to replace
ns_perm (maybe using it as a starting point). Why does this require hacking
the core. We have an authentication scheme in OpenACS that authorizes
requests by a
So what should I do ?
I may split on the URL method and Digest-authorize only DAV
methods (MKCOL, PROPFIND, etc) leaving GET/POST to Basic.
It sounds perfect, Filters are designed to be registered per method.
Probably your entire application will be a filter that responds to the DAV
methods. I
+-- On Apr 9, Goodwin Scott S GS-13 96 CG/SCTOB said:
You could use a single server but only allow DAV access on a separate
nsopenssl port. Could even use client PKI certs on that port to make the
authentication more secure. Then deny any kind of DAV access on any other
nssock or
+-- On Apr 9, Zoran Vasiljevic said:
So what should I do ?
It seems to me that you would be best served by a module, in either Tcl
or C, that runs as a preauth or postauth filter and implements Basic and
Digest authentication and IP/hostname checking. I don't see much point
in trying
Ok, I know, I know - it's ancient. But we just took over hosting for a site
which still relies on ns_adminlink, and therefore the entire admin page
suite, and so for the moment at least it's impossible to upgrade. There may
be other dependencies as well; that's just the one I know about.
Hello All,
I am having issues with the Ns_RegisteratStartup command. Please read on. Any
suggestion/or other techniques to solve this is highly welcome. Thanks in
advance.
I need to execute a function call when the AOL-Server starts up. I have
registerd a callback function in my Ns_ModuleInit
Hello All,
I am having issues with the Ns_RegisteratStartup command. Please read on.
Any
suggestion/or other techniques to solve this is highly welcome. Thanks in
advance.
I need to execute a function call when the AOL-Server starts up. I have
registerd a callback function in my Ns_ModuleInit
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