Gotcha, thanks a lot Ian.
On Tue, Apr 28, 2009 at 3:01 PM, Ian Skinner wrote:
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> Michael Grant wrote:
> > Hey Ian, thanks for the help. It still prompts me for a username &
> password
> > when I connect to the app with only Windows Integrated Security checked.
> I
> > wonder if I'm missing som
Michael Grant wrote:
> Hey Ian, thanks for the help. It still prompts me for a username & password
> when I connect to the app with only Windows Integrated Security checked. I
> wonder if I'm missing something?
I you using IE for you test. Only IE can silently integrate with
Windows Integrated
Hey Ian, thanks for the help. It still prompts me for a username & password
when I connect to the app with only Windows Integrated Security checked. I
wonder if I'm missing something?
On Tue, Apr 28, 2009 at 2:40 PM, Ian Skinner wrote:
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> Michael Grant wrote:
> > If I remove annonymous access
Michael Grant wrote:
> If I remove annonymous access does one of the other authentication methods
> allow for the user to be automatically authenticated with the info of the
> currently logged on user or is going to prompt for a login?
Windows Integrated Security will allow a windows browser on a
If I remove annonymous access does one of the other authentication methods
allow for the user to be automatically authenticated with the info of the
currently logged on user or is going to prompt for a login?
On Tue, Apr 28, 2009 at 1:32 PM, Ian Skinner wrote:
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> Michael Grant wrote:
> > I've
Michael Grant wrote:
> I've googled a bunch and seen some posts which
> suggest that cgi.auth_user will tell me the name of the current user
>
That is true for a web server that has been configured to use some type
of authentication. I have used it many times with windows web servers
and wi
You need to be using something besides anonymous authentication to get a
username.
>Anyone know how to get the currently logged in LDAP user? I have a client
>that wants the cfapp to automatically authenticate a user based on their
>LDAP user permissions. Getting the info from LDAP is easy pe
Anyone know how to get the currently logged in LDAP user? I have a client
that wants the cfapp to automatically authenticate a user based on their
LDAP user permissions. Getting the info from LDAP is easy peasy but you need
to pass in the username. I've googled a bunch and seen some posts which
su
lowed access.
M!ke
-Original Message-
From: Jillian Koskie [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, December 23, 2005 8:37 AM
To: CF-Community
Subject: CFLDAP - Permission by AD group
Good morning...
I'm still working on my system for authentication using our Active
Directory.
I can
I not sure exactly which part you are looking for an elegant solution too
but the way I would handle it would be as follows:
Design a User Interface which you will implement as your
ADOUserDirecotryDao.cfc (or whatever). This interface should have fairly
generic methods like say:
UserDirectoryDa
Good morning...
I'm still working on my system for authentication using our Active Directory.
I can certainly query for the list of groups that a user is in and grant
permission based on the group existing in the list.
Has anybody done this in an elegant way? I'm looking for some inspiration.
I use code like this against an AD system.
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Just do a query using a pricipalName or distinguishedName as a filter:
On 12/21/05, Jillian Koskie <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> I'm about to pull my hair out!
>
> How do I pull the details for a specific user using CFLDAP? I've tried
> every combi
I'm about to pull my hair out!
How do I pull the details for a specific user using CFLDAP? I've tried every
combination of things I can think of.
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I believe so , but I am not 100% more like 99%
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 08/28/02 11:30AM >>>
When using CFLDAP to authenicate a login, does anyone know if it is
possible to CLOSE that LDAP session or does it close automatically
after the tag is completed the a
> When using CFLDAP to authenicate a login, does anyone know if it is
> possible to CLOSE that LDAP session or does it close automatically
> after the tag is completed the authenication?
>
There's no close on cfldap and as far as I'm aware the session is ended as
soon you
When using CFLDAP to authenicate a login, does anyone know if it is
possible to CLOSE that LDAP session or does it close automatically
after the tag is completed the authenication?
TIA!
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