Hi
Can you please give more technical details about how you implemented
your sso solution ?
Did you used thid middle mysql db as your ldap ? Or what
Im facing with the same problem of implementing SSO for 2 or more java
applications
Also which sun framework did you used and it proved to be
I've made a number of significant updates to mod_proxy_html,
and it's working fine for me in a range of tests.
I'd now like to invite testing and feedback from developers
and "bleeding edge" users.
The major new features in mod_proxy_html 3.0 are inspired
by the common requests I've had from users
On 12/24/06, Joseph L. Hill <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Is the problem that I am calling configuration files that are not in
/etc/http? I have not implemented any kind of chroot environment or
changed any of the configuration in httpd.conf other then to add the
last two include lines mentioned ab
Happy holidays,
If anyone has any suggestions, thanks in advance for any input you can
offer.
error
httpd: could not open document config file
/usr/OraHome/ocad/config/ocad.conf
hardware
Dell 1955 blade
operating sys
Red Hat Enterprise Linux AS release 4 (Nahant Update 4) up2date with
If it used to work and now doesn't most probably that there is an
expired certificate somewhere. It could be client certificate that
proxy uses to authenticate on the backend server or root CA's
certificate that signed that client's certificate.
On 12/24/06, Shai Yallin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
This doesn't make sense, since it worked up to 3 weeks ago…
Any idea on how do I make my server trust the remote server?
Should I get the remote server's owner to send me the SERVER's certificate?
Thanks,
Shai Yallin
IT Manager & Developer
LocatioNet Systems Ltd.
Tel:
nope, it's one module, and it doesn't break modularity. please refer
to the docs which have been posted above to understand how it's
working.
maybe you can do the same by combining the named modules, however,
it's way more work, more complex and it's really the question if you
get it working anyw
On Sun, 24 Dec 2006 03:55:47 -0800
"Gregor Schneider" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> nope. you could create a memory-realm for tomcat, however, you'll need
> a mysql-db for apache (mod_auth_cookie_mysql).
Erm - auth, mysql and cookie should be at least three modules.
Putting it all in one breaks mo
nope. you could create a memory-realm for tomcat, however, you'll need
a mysql-db for apache (mod_auth_cookie_mysql).
cheers
greg
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