Mario Ivankovits [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
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Bill Barker wrote:
Only MemoryRealm (of the Tomcat-supplied Realms) supports CLIENT-CERT.
The
user name in tomcat-users.xml is the DN (aka Subject), and the password
is
ignored. I believe that there are patches
Bill Barker wrote:
Speaking only for myself, it is because of the dependencies on sun.**
classes (so it won't work with e.g. IBM's JVM). Otherwise the patch looks
Ok. I just haven't had enough spare cycles to work out how to remove the
Sun dependancies.
Ah, yes i see, but this is true for
Hello Tomcat Users,
Is there Tomcat 4 documentation on:
(1) How to configure Tomcat's trust store;
(2) How to map trusted certificate Subject onto
tomcat-users credentials (or how does HTTP
auth proceed when using CLIENT-CERT)?
Many thanks,
Walden Mathews
, the best I can manage is a 401. What's the secret?
Walden
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Subject: Trust Store and Credentials
| Hello Tomcat Users,
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Walden Mathews [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
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Hello Tomcat Users,
Is there Tomcat 4 documentation on:
Tomcat 5 has a mention (specific to TC 5, but may get back-ported to 4.1.x).
(1) How to configure Tomcat's trust store;
Bill Barker wrote:
Only MemoryRealm (of the Tomcat-supplied Realms) supports CLIENT-CERT. The
user name in tomcat-users.xml is the DN (aka Subject), and the password is
ignored. I believe that there are patches floating around Bugzilla for
JDBCRealm and JNDIRealm as well. If you need anything
