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dreuzel
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 Posted: Mon 25 Mar '13 12:48 Post subject: fcgi authentication |
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just switched from mod_PHP to mod_fcgi and have the classical authentication problems.
I googled around but there is hardly anything relevant to find
A)Hystory
I add authentiction to my PHP apps forcing a DIgest login (no password over the net)
as Apache is requesting a USER or a login ... I allow apache to verify and do a simple session verification in php
as Apache is NOT requesting a USER ..... and the authorisation state is not correct I force a authorisation
digest with the browser verify the user and allow or disallow.
B) using Fcgi this does not seem to work anymore fcgid magicaly filter the authentication.
-Using basic authentication and " FcgidPassHeader Authorization" the authentication seems to pass....
THough it seems not possible to change the realm and change the Authentication making the primitive implementation not very usefull.
-Using Digest authentication I get nothing through.....
Meaning Fcgi is completely useless and as such unusable
Does someone Know how to allow for Digest authentication.
C) Do not understand fcgi commands
I was hoping for a redirect to a dedicated php app on following commands
but I only receive a complaint tat the file is not existing (and it is )
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FcgidAuthorizer F:\loggerin.php
FcgidAuthorizerAuthoritative on
[code]
Can someone explain the command and the intention ?
As it is it seems a crappy implementation, Can you please convince me it is well thought out .
apache doc does not offer a clue how to look at the significance of the setting |
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dreuzel
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| Posted: Tue 09 Apr '13 19:31 Post subject: |
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not realy apache authn authz block all access to the PHP
only way i fallback to mod_php |
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James Blond
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| Posted: Wed 10 Apr '13 10:26 Post subject: |
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| Did you try my complete testing code with the vhost? |
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dreuzel
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| Posted: Wed 10 Apr '13 11:18 Post subject: |
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absolutely and that works correctly.
it parses and passes the authorisation to PHP.
pd: your link fails error 502 bad Gateway nginx |
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