What kind of Windows environment are you in? I think you've got to be a
NT or Active Directory domain.
Tom Burke
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Does anyone know
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Thanks,
Kevin
Not as far as I know.
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Hi all,
I am having a problem getting Tomcat 5 to use Apache authentication. We
have an existing CGI application that is handled by Apache 2, and I am tring to
integrate some java stuff using Tomcat 5. Here is what I have:
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# Tomcat Connector
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http://nagoya.apache.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=25367
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I am having a problem getting Tomcat 5 to use Apache authentication.
We
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From: Radu Radutiu [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, July 02, 2004 7:49 AM
To: Tomcat Users List
Subject: Apache2 SSL with client authentication jk2 tomcat 5 - no user
certificate in request
Hi,
I'm running Tomcat 5 + jdk 1.4.2_02 + Apache 2.0.49 (Fedora 1) with mod_jk2.
I
Hi,
I'm running Tomcat 5 + jdk 1.4.2_02 + Apache 2.0.49 (Fedora 1) with
mod_jk2. I can access the web app through SSL (with client
authentication enabled in Apache) but the following attributes are not
set in the request: javax.servlet.request.cipher_suite,
javax.net.ssl.peer_certificates
FollowSymLinks
DirectoryIndex index.jsp
/Directory
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To: Tomcat Users List
Subject: Apache2 SSL with client authentication jk2 tomcat 5 - no user
certificate in request
Hi,
I'm running
I'm running Apache 1.3.27 and Tomcat 4.1.29 and Oracle 4.2.04. When i
have everything running on the same box authentication works just fine
and Oracle puts out the requested data. But when i try to authenticate
via remote box (also running oracle on this remote box) it fails
the password that was also entered.
Is there anyway to do this in Tomcat?
I have the authentication working if the person known their namsid, but
few people will as it is used internally.
Thank you.
--
Love is mutual self-giving that ends in self-recovery. Fulton Sheen
James Black[EMAIL
and the password to determine authentication.
Ta
Matt
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Sent: 28 June 2004 21:55
To: Tomcat Users List
Subject: re: authentication with ldap after doing an ldap search
Our ldap dn is namsid=number,ou=school,o=school
The problem
)
at javax.servlet.http.HttpServlet.service(HttpServlet.java:853)
I would check with the FuseBox people.
-Tim
Terry wrote:
I'm running Apache 1.3.27 and Tomcat 4.1.29 and Oracle 4.2.04. When i
have everything running on the same box authentication works just fine
and Oracle puts out
, Matt [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: RE: authentication with ldap after doing an ldap search
We do something similar to authenticate against active directory. The way
we do it is to have a generic log
How can I declare a JavaMail Session in server.xml with
AUTHENTICATION informations?
It's OK for some properties (mail.smtp.port|from|user|auth)
but never found a way to indicate PASSWORD.
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Hi.
I extended an javax.mail.Authenticator to set username and password for SMTP
authentication:
private static class SMTPAuthenticator extends Authenticator
{
String username, password;
SMTPAuthenticator( String username, String password
(and therefore
password is provided by the application) or build par the
contenair (and password is mentionned)?
Hi.
I extended an javax.mail.Authenticator to set username and
password for SMTP
authentication:
private static class SMTPAuthenticator extends Authenticator
In a nutshell, I'm wondering if it's better NOT to use basic
authentication. We have over 10,000 regular users, and I think it would
be good for us to move to a more standard login page instead of that
authentication box that pops up. My question is, would we have to
change a lot to do
(Please, create new messages when mailing the list. Responding to
unrelated messages causes confusion for those of us who use thread-aware
mailers.)
: In a nutshell, I'm wondering if it's better NOT to use basic
: authentication.
My understanding is that FORM vs BASIC is just that the former
: basic authentication or not?
(Please, create new messages when mailing the list. Responding to
unrelated messages causes confusion for those of us who use thread-aware
mailers.)
: In a nutshell, I'm wondering if it's better NOT to use basic
: authentication.
My understanding
Duh. I was looking in the general Tomcat web.xml--yes, in my
app-specific one, we're using BASIC authentication.
Ok, so Tomcat knows to use the additional MySQL database for
authentication. Right now, if you go to www.ourDomain.com it'll make
you authenticate and then it will forward you
I am trying to use the JDBC realm in my Tomcat web application and
it mostly works, but after logging into the application, Tomcat
sends the application's style.css file to my browser...
I am using Tomcat 5.0.16 on a Fedora Core 2 system. I have configured
the JDBC realm this way in
Pierre,
I experienced a similar problem when using form based authentication and
secured all requests (/*)
from web.xml
security-constraint
web-resource-collection
web-resource-nameMy Webapp/web-resource-name
url-pattern/*/url-pattern
/web-resource-collection
auth-constraint
Tomcat 4.1.29
I'd like to add some basic disclaimer text to a site that uses a JDBC Realm.
I'd like for it to appear in the dialog where the user enters their username
and password in the location that now reads only JDBCRealm. Is this
possible, if so how?
-Thanks,
Mark
I am fairly sure that the name of the Realm is what appears in the dialog.
Tim
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Subject: Add a text message to BASIC HTTP Authentication Dialog
Tomcat 4.1.29
I'd
Folks,
I am trying to configure FORMS based authentication with a JDBC realm
(MySQL).
I have added the MySQL driver to the server.xml and configured the
Login.jsp page thus:
html:form action=j_security_check method=POST
table width=25% border=0 align=center
tr
tddiv align
functionality of the application automatically depending on
their group membership (which is checked using method isUserInRole at
runtime).
It seems that the LDAP JNDIRealm of tomcat automatically performs an
authorisation for given groups after a successful user authentication
... Is this generally
If you have multiple contexts which point to the same webapp, is there a way
of only applying authentication to specified contexts?
e.g. something along the lines of;
Context path=/webapp1
docBase=/webapps/a_web_app
authenticate=true
etc...
/Context
Context path=/webapp2
docBase
Thank you very much.
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I would greatly appreciate it.
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Victor:
I would greatly appreciate it.
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Not at all. I will post it tomorrow.
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I've done something similar and written a little tutorial about it at:
http://www.kopz.org/public/documents/tomcat/jaasintomcat.html
Maybe it helps.
Michiel
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Victor:
I would greatly appreciate it.
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Hi Annie,
The authentication is completely separate from my example. In my
example, I already assume that the user has authenticated itself
succesfully to Tomcat (either through a frontend webserver like Apache
or in Tomcat itself). The code in the example only deals with what you
can do after
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Here is my code. I make no guaranties as to its security.
Victor
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Is it possible to set the Principal and Roles for a session in a manner
which will satisfy a role-name security constraint programmatically?
At all? I don't mind ignoring the servlet spec and doing something
tomcat-specific. This is something that vitally needs to be done on my
project.
Yes,
just write your own extension of org.apache.catalina.Realm (or extend
o.a.c.realm.RealmBase)and read:
http://jakarta.apache.org/tomcat/tomcat-5.0-doc/realm-howto.html
then follow the instruction on how to install your own valve (search
the list :-) )
-- Jeanfrancois
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| At all? I don't mind ignoring the servlet spec and doing something
|
I'm a bit confused concerning SSL certificates, and hope someone can shed
some light. In reading through the SSL spec concerning the SSL handshake,
it appears to me that the certificate that authenticates my server must be
signed by a certificate that is known to the client's browser. This
See Certificate Chains in
http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.4.2/docs/tooldocs/windows/keytool.html#Certificates.
Sander Smith wrote:
I'm a bit confused concerning SSL certificates, and hope someone can
shed some light. In reading through the SSL spec concerning the SSL
handshake, it appears to me
Thanks for your help but my question wasn't answered. I understand
certificate chains - I even created some long ones. My question is about
SSL specifically. The way I understand the SSL handshake, the server only
sends a certificate to the client - there is no provision to send a
certificate
SSL v2 could only send 1 certificate. SSL v3 and TLS can send
arbitrarily-length certificate chains (the client doesn't ask for it,
the server sends the entire chain as part of the handshake; if you're
using client authentication then the server sends a certificate request
to the client
On 5/26/2004 4:35 PM, Sander Smith wrote:
Thanks for your help but my question wasn't answered. I understand
certificate chains - I even created some long ones. My question is about
SSL specifically. The way I understand the SSL handshake, the server only
sends a certificate to the client -
I've been looking into Catalina's source to try to understand what happens
when a user is authenticated via the j_security_check. As far as I can see,
there is a FormAuthenticator that extends AuthenticatorBase that calls
.getRealm() then .authenticate(...) on that realm.
From here the realm
I am building a site that has regions which are restricted to non-members.
The idea is to build the site in a way that there is *not* a member section
per se - rather certain links will work for members only and otherwise link
to a 'sign-up page'. These links will be distributed all over the site
Hi,
I've got a problem with a tomcat 4.1.30. I want a webapp to use a
JNDIRealm for authentication which in turn uses NIS for authenticating
the user. But this doesn't work, I cannot login using correct password
and username.
server.xml looks like this for the Realm:
Realm className
If anyone has any insights; could you CC me in the reply. It seems I am
having problems receiving the mails from tomcat-user.
Cheers,
Ben
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Sent: 18 May 2004 12:17
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Subject: Help: Tomcat JAAS Authentication Help
I'm trying to implement a servlet filter that intercepts requests to a
servlet and if the user is not authenticated, run the supplied username and
password through a JAAS authentication cycle.
I would like to know how this process is done using the j_security_check as
I'd like to implement
at
java.net.PlainSocketImpl.setOption(PlainSocketImpl.java:177)
We left it for some time, as mister Bill Barker had developed a
patch that, according to changelog, was finally included in tomcat
5.0.20. So, now we just downloaded tomcat 5.0.24 and tried this
authentication mechanism again
Hi,
Could I get some pointers into incorporating my own authentication into
Tomcat's container managed security while using a JDBC realm for just
the role information?
We have a local authentication mechanism that provides an API with a
class, for example, that returns a boolean given
Hi
Our CMS is using it's own security control system.
We can login users using forms.
Now I want to use BASIC Authentication.
So (upon clicking a special link) a login form should appear (browser
build-in) and I need to get the username and password inside my servlet. How
can I do this?
Any
SH Solutions wrote:
Hi
Can use Acegi spring security.
or much simple use the HTTP protocol with the servlet
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, as mister Bill Barker had developed a
patch that, according to changelog, was finally included in tomcat
5.0.20. So, now we just downloaded tomcat 5.0.24 and tried this
authentication mechanism again. This time we get a similar error,
althought at a different place:
2004-05-11 12:45:16
On Mon, May 10, 2004 at 10:30:13AM +0100, Cain, Simon wrote:
: I need to set up my Tomcat server to receive requests using BASIC
: authentication, but then allow me to authorize them using my own application
: database. I do not want Tomcat to check against the users in the
: tomcat-users.xml file
Hi,
I need to set up my Tomcat server to receive requests using BASIC
authentication, but then allow me to authorize them using my own application
database. I do not want Tomcat to check against the users in the
tomcat-users.xml file, I want to do the checking programmatically..
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Update:
I found the solution by googling around:
Edit conf/server.xml, and add the
'tomcatAuthentication=false' snipet to
the 8009 connector section:
Connector port=8009
enableLookups=false redirectPort
Hello all,
I'm having a problem getting Apache authentication credentials passed on
to Tomcat servlets.
I am running:
FreeBSD 4.9
Apache2 (FreeBSD port)
Tomcat 5.0 (FreeBSD port)
mod_jk2 (built from jk2-2.0.2 source)
I can connect to sample Tomcat servlets through Apache fine, but once I
turn
.
The related posts that I found related to older versions of Tomcat and
the connector, but it seems to apply with 5.0 as well.
Duane Winner wrote:
Hello all,
I'm having a problem getting Apache authentication credentials passed on
to Tomcat servlets.
I am running:
FreeBSD 4.9
Apache2 (FreeBSD
Hi,
I've written one step by step for this. It's for Tomcat on Linux, but I
don't think Windows is different at all, at least for the realm part.
Can't say the same for the installation. You can view it at
http://www.connecties.com/cymulacrum/tomcat5/c578.html. This is for JDBC
Or maybe you
On 04/18/2004 12:22 PM Frank Schaare wrote:
I've written one step by step for this. It's for Tomcat on Linux, but
I don't think Windows is different at all, at least for the realm
part. Can't say the same for the installation. You can view it at
Frank Schaare wrote:
Or maybe you just think that my writing sucks
i´m reading a lot of this stuff but your writing definetly NOT sucks !
Is is cool, short and very useful, thank you for posting your link.
Greetings from Germany...
Thanks a lot, Frank !!
I hope it's good enough for another
Hi Tomcat users,
I am a new user and have Tomcat 5.0.19 - windows. I only run one application
which is running well on our intranet. I am thinking of giving external
(outside my firewall) users access. I have configured Tomcat for SSL, no
problems.
As added security, I wanted to authenticate
Matthew Bechly wrote:
Hi Tomcat users,
I am a new user and have Tomcat 5.0.19 - windows. I only run one application
which is running well on our intranet. I am thinking of giving external
(outside my firewall) users access. I have configured Tomcat for SSL, no
problems.
As added security, I
Hello. I'm a bit confused. I'm trying tomcat's authentication with bad
or no results. The documentation is very simple and I don't understand
so well. I've a web application and I want to make authentication with
a user role and a admin role. The admin can administrate permissions
and roles. I
On 04/12/2004 10:31 AM [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello. I'm a bit confused. I'm trying tomcat's authentication with bad
or no results. The documentation is very simple and I don't understand
so well. I've a web application and I want to make authentication with
a user role and a admin role
Hi
we have the following problem.
When performing login we get at times Authentication error.
It happens when the database connection timeout expires. sapdbc performs the
reconnect, but the jdbc driver of sapdb 7.4 seems to throw a Timeout exception anyway.
Tomact redirects to the error page
To do a login programmatically via form-based authentication, you would
need to watch for the login form being returned that has a submit action
to j_security_check. You must submit that with the correct headers and
form element parameters - j_username and j_password.
Adam
On 04/04/2004 11:20
: Sunday, April 04, 2004 4:23 PM
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Please pardon my questions if they've already been asked and answered, but
I've spent the better part of the past two days looking for answers in
Google (including the Usenet archives
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I'm switching from Basic (with SSL) to Form authentication (also with SSL
of course).
This has caused a problem with one particular application, which opens a
socket on a .jsp page, collects the html code and saves it disk. The html
code is then later used by a fax application to send a fax
Hi,
Please pardon my questions if they've already been asked and answered,
but I've spent the better part of the past two days looking for answers
in Google (including the Usenet archives) and the archives of this list.
I'm using Tomcat 5.0 with form-based authentication and there are two
Thank you for your answer. Sorry about the new thread for new topic
business - I hadn't understood the thread mechanism.
I presume for this topic I'd better continue as we are and I'll get it
right next time.
I was wondering exactly how the servlet container knows whether the user
has already
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Subject: Re: How does Tomcat manage Form-based authentication?
I'm using an old nuts and bolts programme that actually
programmatically sent the Authorization header string
for BASIC authorization, and I'd like to continue using
this programme, but I have to tell
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From: Malcolm Warren [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, April 02, 2004 10:12 AM
To: Tomcat Users List
Subject: Re: How does Tomcat manage Form-based authentication?
I'm using an old nuts and bolts programme that actually
programmatically sent the Authorization header string
-on in server.xml.
I think single sign-on allows you to share container-based authentication
between webapps. In other words, if you've authenticated successfully against
one webapp, and you've got single sign-on enabled, you're authenticated against
other webapps within the same container.
I
With BASIC authorization, which I used to use, the browser was sent an
Authorization header.
This doesn't happen with FORM-based authorization.
I believe Tomcat deals with it all, but how? Anybody know?
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On Thu, Apr 01, 2004 at 04:38:49PM +0200, Malcolm Warren wrote:
: With BASIC authorization, which I used to use, the browser was sent an
: Authorization header.
:
: This doesn't happen with FORM-based authorization.
: I believe Tomcat deals with it all, but how? Anybody know?
Not sure I
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Subject: How does Tomcat manage Form-based authentication?
With BASIC authorization, which I used to use, the browser was sent an
Authorization header.
This doesn't happen with FORM-based authorization.
I believe Tomcat deals
Hello. I'm working in a web application with tomcat and struts. Now I'm
implementing session tracking and authentication and I don't know how to do
it. I'm using DataSourceRealm with mysql and I have a user role and a admin
role. I've read about DataSourceRealm in jakarta web, but I didn't
through form based authentication example?
The updated web.xml below now correctly lists the required security-role
tags, but the only effect was to bring the form.html resource into the
secured area (ie login is requested before accessing this page now), so
I have also modified web.xml to put
To: Tomcat Users List
Subject: Re: post data through form based authentication example?
Hmm. You're right. I just tested it on my JBoss (running 3.2.4RC1 with
tomcat 5.0.19) and I got the same effect. Rats! This is not good. Trying
to get info out of JBoss is like trying to get blood out of a stones
...
Thanks
Martin
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Sent: 29 March 2004 09:17
To: Tomcat Users List
Subject: Re: post data through form based authentication example?
Hmm. You're right. I just tested it on my JBoss (running 3.2.4RC1 with
tomcat 5.0.19) and I got
a working example of this?
Thanks
Martin
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Sent: 27 March 2004 09:47
To: 'Tomcat Users List'
Subject: RE: post data through form based authentication example?
I forgot to mention it's behaviour!!
Basically when
After further testing, I believe this is a bug specific to the JBoss
environment (both 3.2.3 and 3.2.4RC1)
Martin
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Sent: 28 March 2004 15:24
To: 'Tomcat Users List'
Subject: RE: post data through form based authentication
Hello,
I am using the Basic Authentication in Tomcat and I would like to know if
there is a way of retrieving the username and the password that have been
typed.
Thanks
Elisabeth
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Martin,
I would check your problem again. That is not the normal behaviour of
the container-managed login. It will cache the original request during
the login
'
Subject: RE: post data through form based authentication example?
Hi Adam,
I've put together a simple test for posting to a secured resource which
seems to throw up a problem. Included files are the web app. Based on
JBoss3.2.3 embedded tomcat4.1.
Martin
Index.html
html
body
a href
Hi,
Has any one got an example of a servlet secured with form based
authentication, where the request to the servlet is posted, from outside
the secured area?
My actual situation is I already have a web application with form based
auth working fine, but I have a problem when the user is at a web
of a servlet secured with form based
authentication, where the request to the servlet is posted, from outside
the secured area?
My actual situation is I already have a web application with form based
auth working fine, but I have a problem when the user is at a web form,
about to post the data when
based authentication example?
Martin,
I would check your problem again. That is not the normal behaviour of
the container-managed login. It will cache the original request during
the login and send it on to the originally requested URL.
Adam
On 03/25/2004 02:45 PM Martin Alley wrote:
Hi
Using Tomcat 4.1.X, I'm attempting to switch a web app from basic auth to
form-based. I'm having difficulty in one area. After creating the new form
and posting to j_security_check, I wish to GET my welcome page. It
appears to be doing this from the URL in the address bar, but the page looks
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Subject: form-based authentication question
Using Tomcat 4.1.X, I'm attempting to switch a web app from basic auth
to
form-based. I'm having difficulty in one area. After creating the new
form
and posting to j_security_check, I wish to GET my welcome page. It
appears
Hi all
What is the difference between Basic Form authentication ??
Is it possible to pass the j_username j_password in the very first request
to avoid the forward to a login page (or a popup window)
Eric.
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MSN Premium
Hello!
I sent this mail to the dev list some days ago but got no answer. I
apologize for the cross-posting. Hopefully someone will be able to help
me here.
I'm having a problem when trying to cope with double submits in a
page with form-based authentication in Tomcat 4.1.30
(Hi everyone! Here i'm again, asking for some help about https
authentication and custom error pages.)
Dear Mr. Bill Barker,
We've used clientAuth=want as you suggested; and now we've managed to
know that a client tried to access the application without a valid
certificate. That's is OK, and we
: HTTPS support for tomcat using openSSL with Client
Authentication
Hello Saravanan,
Have you got the answer you wanted ?
Anbu
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Hi All,
I wanted to support SSL with Client Authentication over Tomcat 4.18.
I followed the steps mentioned in the link below, but I couldn't
Hi
I got the answer and its working too.
saravanan
-Original Message-
From: Anbu [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, March 18, 2004 7:17 PM
To: Tomcat Users List
Subject: RE: HTTPS support for tomcat using openSSL with Client
Authentication
First of all did u try without tomcat
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