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Antw: Re: Apcahe2 and mod_edir
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| Dirk Heimann 2005-04-27, 7:45 am |
| Hi Norm,
i try it with User Admin. I will only allow eDirectory User access on this Webserver!
The 'valid-user' or 'valid-group' options also failed.
Dirk
Good morning Dirk,
If every file in the protected directory is available to all the users
who will have access to the directory, then (typically) you don't really
need eDirectory rights. Authenticating with mod_edir needs a licenced
connection for a start, which might then raise its own problems. Another
approach would be to use 'valid-user' or 'valid-group' options via LDAP.
Norm
Dirk Heimann wrote:[vbcol=seagreen]
> NW6.5sp2 - Fresh install
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> I have setup a secure directory and when I set it to "USE E-Directory Rights" I get the following error:
> Failed to authenticate local on connection 0x44444444, err = failed authentication (-669).
> OS-Version NW65 SP3,
> eDir-Version 8.7.3.5,
> mod_edir-Version 1.0.8 for Apache 2.0.52.
> The only setup that works is "Public Access" !!!
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> regards
> Dirk
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| Good morning,
Set the log level to 'debug' to get a bit more info about what's happening.
Norm
Dirk Heimann wrote:
> Hi Norm,
> i try it with User Admin. I will only allow eDirectory User access on this Webserver!
> The 'valid-user' or 'valid-group' options also failed.
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> Dirk
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> Good morning Dirk,
> If every file in the protected directory is available to all the users
> who will have access to the directory, then (typically) you don't really
> need eDirectory rights. Authenticating with mod_edir needs a licenced
> connection for a start, which might then raise its own problems. Another
> approach would be to use 'valid-user' or 'valid-group' options via LDAP.
> Norm
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> Dirk Heimann wrote:
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| Dirk Heimann 2005-05-09, 2:45 am |
| Hi Norm,
i have found my mistakes. I need a LDAP Proxy User to connect eDir. After i create a LDAPProxy user, the authentication works!
Thanks and regards
Dirk
Good morning,
Set the log level to 'debug' to get a bit more info about what's happening.
Norm
Dirk Heimann wrote:[vbcol=seagreen]
> Hi Norm,
> i try it with User Admin. I will only allow eDirectory User access on this Webserver!
> The 'valid-user' or 'valid-group' options also failed.
>
> Dirk
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> Good morning Dirk,
> If every file in the protected directory is available to all the users
> who will have access to the directory, then (typically) you don't really
> need eDirectory rights. Authenticating with mod_edir needs a licenced
> connection for a start, which might then raise its own problems. Another
> approach would be to use 'valid-user' or 'valid-group' options via LDAP.
> Norm
>
> Dirk Heimann wrote:
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