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Hello Folks,
Looking for an option to find the user name opening the web server portal.
Don't want to authenticate via LDAP, NIS, etc.
Does the web server know the login id of windows?
Thanks in advance.
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Does the web server know the login id of windows?
Thanks in advance.
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2011/7/27 Vibhor Kumar Agarwal vibhor_agarwa...@rediffmail.com:
Does the web server know the login id of windows?
Thanks in advance.
Windows OS ?
You can look at
http://tomcat.apache.org/tomcat-7.0-doc/windows-auth-howto.html
On 27/07/2011 09:10, Vibhor Kumar Agarwal wrote:
Hello Folks,
Looking for an option to find the user name opening the web server portal.
Don't want to authenticate via LDAP, NIS, etc.
That is logically impossible. If a client hasn't authenticated there is
no user associated with the request
Vibhor Kumar Agarwal wrote:
Hello Folks,
Looking for an option to find the user name opening the web server portal.
Don't want to authenticate via LDAP, NIS, etc.
Does the web server know the login id of windows?
The way you phrase things above is self-contradictory, because
1) The /only/
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Vibhor Kumar Agarwal wrote:
Hello Folks,
Looking for an option to find the user name opening the web server portal.
Don't want to authenticate via LDAP, NIS, etc.
Does the web server know the login id of windows?
The way you phrase things above is self-contradictory, because
1) The /only/
Vibhor Kumar Agarwal wrote:
Thanks for the replies,
Forgot to mention the page can be run from Windows or Unix. In fact any OS.
Not a well versed person with web server NIS.
Suggestions given above seem to be applicable for Windows only or will work
for any OS?
Except for the code which
