What problem are you having, exactly. I am running everything on
windows w/ py2.4. I had some auth issues, as well.
The one I remember (after turning omitdomain on) was issues with
username case. I had to put this in trac.ini :
ignore_auth_case = true
Also, I was unable to get posting to tickets working (or wiki editing),
but reply-to and the others would work fine. To get around that I
added sspi stuff to my default location (not the /login one, which has
the same data ) . Funny enough, it worked just fine in firefox.
This is the block. I would put this inside your <Location
/trac/projectdatastore> . It is probably the same info as your other
sspi block, so I think you can just copy that over.
#-- needed this to make IE work when posting to
wiki/tickets/etc
#-- they can log in normally without, but can not edit
<Limit POST>
AuthType SSPI
AuthName "-yours-here-"
SSPIAuth On
SSPIAuthoritative On
SSPIOfferBasic On
SSPIOmitDomain On
Require valid-user
SSPIDomain "-yours-here-"
</Limit>
I am not sure exactly what went with what in mine, but I ended up with
something that didn't require a domain name and would let IE post/login
properly.
- Andrew
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