David,
As another approach to the same problem, I created a custom response
for FORBIDDEN. I use a template to customize the response to the
situation. In some cases, it simply presents a login page (if no
parameters are passed in). In others (bad form parameters), it gives
the appropriate e
Geoffrey Young wrote:
What is the accepted way to pass a message from the AuthenHandler to the
ErrorDocument?
my $notes = ($r->prev || $r)->notes;
That works a charm. Thanks.
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David Dorward
David Dorward wrote:
> Currently I have an AuthenHandler that (amazingly enough) handles
> authentication for a group of webpages. An ErrorDoctype directive points
> users who haven't logged in, or who failed to login to a login form.
>
> I'd like to be able to display a message to user who fail
Currently I have an AuthenHandler that (amazingly enough) handles
authentication for a group of webpages. An ErrorDoctype directive points
users who haven't logged in, or who failed to login to a login form.
I'd like to be able to display a message to user who failed to login
explaining the rea
