Timothy Larrea wrote:
Hello,
I'm trying to configure apache2 to use active directory authentication
so I can restrict access to pages via domain security groups, I.e. user
must be member of certain group in order to be able to view page.
Hi Tim. What you're looking for is mod_authnz_ldap to
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have a feeling that the problem might be related to mod_ldap, but it's
just a hunch. It's authenticating against a Windows 2003 machine. All
requests to Apache use https. Is there any more info I should provide? Or
any way for me to get more info? In particular,
Andrew Hodgson wrote:
What I am looking for is a LAMP type setup under Windows, which uses similar
security update techniques as RedHat/other Linux distros out there, i.e.,
backporting the security fixes into the current release. The app uses PHP and
Tomcat.
If you googled for even 5
Tom Hart wrote:
Andrew Hodgson wrote:
What I am looking for is a LAMP type setup under Windows, which uses
similar security update techniques as RedHat/other Linux distros out
there, i.e., backporting the security fixes into the current
release. The app uses PHP and Tomcat.
Also
Andrew Hodgson wrote:
Andrew Hodgson wrote:
What I am looking for is a LAMP type setup under Windows, which uses similar
security update techniques as RedHat/other Linux distros out there, i.e.,
backporting the security fixes into the current release. The app uses PHP and
Tomcat.
Is this a file permissions problem? If you're running apache with best
security practices in mind, you should be running it under another
non-privileged account. If this is the case, and the icon you want to
use is from before you reformatted (or after actually) there could be a
file
Dragon wrote:
Gregor Schneider wrote:
On 11/6/07, Ryan Barnett
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED][EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Why not a URL where we can view it?
[Ryan Barnett] Here you go -
Tom Hart wrote:
Or we could just get a pdf ;-)
On another note, here's a pdf file lol.
http://www.filefactory.com/mupc/aba613/
(Sorry about the file hosting service, but you don't have to register
even to post and there's no pop-ups or really horrible ads that I saw
You mentioned that you didn't see anything in the error log, what about
Windows Event Viewer? In my experience, if apache doesn't log an error
in the standard error log, then it logged something in event viewer.
Carly Stone wrote:
Hi All. Hope you are well.
I'm a newbie to Apache and this
authzldapauthoritative sets it such that ldap is the only authentication
that can be used. However valid-user is not seen as an ldap
authentication (try ldap-user, etc.), so it needs to be able to fall
back on basic authentication even though it is using the ldap setup to
validate.
Basically
a
seperate user account if you're not doing this already.
Melanie Pfefer wrote:
ldap-user is not viable...I will have to add all users
by hand... Any other alternative?
also, AuthLDAPBindPassword is written in clear text in
the file...Any other alternative?
Many thanks!
--- Tom Hart [EMAIL
Generally, more information is a good idea, at least for anything more
complicated than an install problem.
Try this tutorial. It'll run you through installing apache and php on a
windows box (mySQL too if you're interested). Remember, google is your
friend.
Vishal Gaurav wrote:
Hello,
I
I don't know about anything in apache to do this, but there are a couple
other options that popped into mind, depending on what exactly you're
trying to test.
The first is netlimiter (http://www.netlimiter.com) that will let you
simulate network congestion/low bandwidth scenarios, with a
Hey everybody. I'm getting a 500 error code (Internal Server Error),
that doesn't tell me anything about why the error happened. Naturally I
looked to the error.log but that contained nothing. At this point I
decided to try LogLevel notice to up the verbosity and number of
messages written to
Hard to really tell what's going on, but here's a couple things to try.
Don't forget to restart your server after changes (probably already are,
just have to make sure).
The vhost definitions all seem pretty unnecessary, why not just listen
on localhost:80 and docroot to mecweb?
Manuel
/htdocs
Alias /spooldir C:/data/SPOOLDIR/
Alias /database C:/data/Finops/Database/Data/Current
Alias /nonsslC:/Program Files/Apache Software
Foundation/Apache2.2/nonssl
Tom Hart wrote:
Hi again everybody. I've got this kind of set up and working, there's
just a couple loopholes I'd like
Hi again everybody. I've got this kind of set up and working, there's
just a couple loopholes I'd like to close up.
I have ssl set up, and a vhost redirect setup so that http://server goes
to a please use ssl page. However I also have a couple aliases and
http://server/alias does not redirect
Hey guys. I finally got ldap authentication working, and I finally got
SSL working, now I have a slightly more complicated issue. What I would
like to happen is if a user tries to access the intranet through a
non-ssl connection (http://server) it should serve a page that basically
says Please
You're an idiot!
Sorry, just wanted to save you guys the trouble. I am an idiot (missing
allow from all in the directory entry, and don't need :443 vhost), and I
thank you for not pointing it out to me until I could figure it out for
myself.
Tom Hart wrote:
Hey guys. I finally got ldap
Hello again everybody. Now that my apache server is successfully
authenticating with ldap, I'd like to add in ssl support. Using the
instructions at http://www.neilstuff.com/apache/apache2-ssl-windows.htm
I was able to get it pretty close, and work through the spaces in file
names errors and
an earlier version of apache is not
exactly an option for me at the moment. I guess what I really need is a
copy of mod_ssl.so for 2.2.4, or am I way off base?
William A. Rowe, Jr. wrote:
Tom Hart wrote:
Hello again everybody. Now that my apache server is successfully
authenticating
That seems to work a lot better :-)
Chalk one up to acquiring knowledge the hard way.
Sander Temme wrote:
On Oct 9, 2007, at 11:50 AM, Tom Hart wrote:
My apache ver is 2.2.4 and my mod_ssl.so ver is 2.2.3, (any problems
with that? and if so where can I find a win32 compiled version
Perhaps with a
site:mail-archives.apache.org/mod_mbox/httpd-users/
Peter Milanese wrote:
Google?
- Original Message
From: Chris Oliver [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: users@httpd.apache.org
Sent: Friday, October 5, 2007 7:07:10 AM
Subject: [EMAIL PROTECTED] First things first. Search feature
Hi everybody. Thanks to the help of this list I managed to get the
auth_ldap module loaded, but now I'm having a little trouble bringing
this project to full fruition.
I'm not sure which part of this is failing, and unfortunately I can't
seem to find where I can see any type of log info about
down the search.
Tom Hart wrote:
Hi everybody. Thanks to the help of this list I managed to get the
auth_ldap module loaded, but now I'm having a little trouble bringing
this project to full fruition.
I'm not sure which part of this is failing, and unfortunately I can't
seem to find where I
failure for /test.php: Password Mismatch
I know the login credentials are correct. Is there a better way to set
up LDAPUrl or to see what's trying to authenticate where in the 2003 AD?
Tom Hart wrote:
As a follow-up I realized ldap-user is used to specifiy a certain user
aka ldap-user Joe Smith
Yes, I'm using mod_authnz_ldap on apache 2.2.x
Peter Milanese wrote:
What version are you running?
Are you using mod_authnz_ldap?
- Original Message
From: Tom Hart [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: users@httpd.apache.org
Sent: Thursday, October 4, 2007 10:40:16 AM
Subject: Re: [EMAIL PROTECTED
domain coopfed.local. Does the DN seem right?
Tom Hart wrote:
Ok, I'm getting a bit closer. Here's what I have now.
Directory C:/Program Files/Apache Software
Foundation/Apache2.2/htdocs
Options Indexes FollowSymLinks
AllowOverride None
Order deny,allow
AuthType Basic
AuthName
Require valid-user
/Directory
I didn't get a lot of responses on this one, but maybe this information
will help somebody you know.
Tom Hart wrote:
I'm beginning to believe that the BindDN and BindPassword are
incorrect, because it doesn't seem to matter what I type in there, I
get
This is the same issue I've been having. Auth_LDAP is built into apache
now (probably if you found something it's designed for 1.x or 2.0.x).
My issue is that I'm unable to figure out how to install auth_ldap
after I've already installed apache on windows using the msi.
I suppose I could get
I used the .msi installer to setup apache on my windows 2003 system, and
selected all the modules I thought I'd need. After more research, I'd
like to do directory-based authentication with auth_ldap. However I seem
to be unable to figure out how to install built-in modules in win32
after
authnz_ldap modules/mod_authnz_ldap.so -
Doesn't Work
William A. Rowe, Jr. wrote:
Tom Hart wrote:
I used the .msi installer to setup apache on my windows 2003 system, and
selected all the modules I thought I'd need. After more research, I'd
like to do directory-based authentication
Hi everybody. I'm new to the mailing list (though not completely new to
apache, new enough to need help).
I used the .msi installer to setup apache on my windows 2003 system, and
selected all the modules I thought I'd need. After more research, I'd
like to do directory-based authentication
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