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Apologies for missing this in my inbox. I think Marvin already
answered the question, but I do want to use the opportunity to solicit
developers interested in maintaining the Windows port of
mod_auth_cas. 1.0.8.1 is the last version of mod_a
> Does anyone know where MSVCR100.dll comes from and how to get it installed
> on 64 bit Windows?
MSVCR100 -- Microsoft Visual C++ Runtime 10.0. I believe
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/en/details.aspx?FamilyID=BD512D9E-43C8-4655-81BF-9350143D5867
is what you want.
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Apparently mod_auth_cas depends on a dll called MSVCR100.dll. When I prototyped
mod_auth_cas on a 32 bit Windows server I installed Windows 2008
Redistributables and Visual C++ Express (to compile mod_auth_cas).
Everything worked just fine.
I then tried to use mod_auth_cas on a 64 bit Windows se
Phil, thanks so much for your quick response. Based on your analysis, it is
clear that mod_auth_cas is doing the right thing.
I need to think a bit more about what to do here. I think that the RESTful
client probably needs to treat the service parameter as a redirect and use that
authority (h
Hi,
The information that mod_auth_cas has at its disposition is what can
be accessed via Apache's request_rec structure:
http://www.temme.net/sander/api/httpd/structrequest__rec.html
Within this structure, there is an apr_uri_t member, 'parsed_uri'.
http://apr.apache.org/docs/apr-util/0.9/struct
I'm using mod_auth_cas along with CAS RESTful interface to provide
authentication for my application. We noticed that when generating the
"service" parameter for both forwarding to CAS as well as ticket
validation, mod_auth_cas doesn't use the URL that is given (suitably
escaped), but rather recon
