Subject: Re: ColdFusion Windows Authentication
Right, what Dave said. If the website is set to allow Anonymous Access,
then the CGI vars that are tracked by the web server will not be set.
From: Dave Watts dwa...@figleaf.com
Sent: Friday, February 05
I think some important questions are : how are you calling the SRS system? Is
there a hyperlink straight to the report, or are you expecting the report to
come back through the CF front-end? Is the client logged into the machine using
domain credentials when the request is made to the SRS?
Can you pass cgi.auth_user and cgi.auth_password into the SSRS call in some
way?
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Have you looked into LDAP?
Thanks,
Eric Cobb
http://www.cfgears.com
ColdFusion - the most profitable dead language I've ever worked with.
Craig Brown wrote:
I'm developing an application that will hopefully interact with SQL Server
Reporting Services 2005 so that when the user clicks a
When I was dumping the CGI variables on the page most of them were empty,
including auth_password and auth_user and from what I've read CGI variables are
read-only so how do these get set?
Thanks
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When I was dumping the CGI variables on the page most of them were empty,
including auth_password and auth_user and from
what I've read CGI variables are read-only so how do these get set?
They get set by the web server, when a user authenticates against that
web server using HTTP Basic or
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Subject: Re: ColdFusion Windows Authentication
When I was dumping the CGI variables on the page most of them were empty,
including auth_password and auth_user and from
what I've read CGI variables are read-only so how do these get set?
They get set by the web server, when a user
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