> From another user's comment, it looked like it was invalid and there didn't >seem to be a rebuttal. But I had many windows open at the same time and may >have gotten it confused with something else.
Yeah, somebody was nitpicking the snippet of server.xml that he had there, where the thing they were nitpicking was really just a typo in the bug report. I have indeed seen this issue and for a while was frustrated with the userSubtree functionality. Like I say, it is a rights issue, and it may have to still be dealt with in some way or another. It might result in a fundamentally different way of doing the search in JNDIRealm than the current code. I don't know, I'll investigate when I get some time. > I know nothing about the iPlanet issue (except for what is in the bug > report), so that will be great if you have a fix... >When pulling the password back - it is SHA1 encrypted. When tomcats digests >the browser provided password - it returns the SHA1 in an incompatible >manner. (HEX vs BASE64 IIRC) So the solution here will probably be to add a >flag on how to perform SHA1 password checks. (Or similar) Oh, I was confusing this with bug #11210, also dealing with Netscape. Jeff Tulley ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) (801)861-5322 Novell, Inc., The Leading Provider of Net Business Solutions http://www.novell.com --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
