[rt-users] Re: External Authentication: HowTo - Help needed.

Manfred Koroschetz mkoroschetz at tekvoice.com
Fri Jul 22 23:37:40 EDT 2005


>>> Les Mikesell<les at futuresource.com> 7/22/2005 4:40:25 PM >>>

On Fri, 2005-07-22 at 10:53, Manfred Koroschetz wrote:
> Thank you for pointing me to .. Web.pm. Indeed it has the expected
> code.
> Nevertheless and unfortunately it still does not work. I tried
> hardcoding my username (RT as per name field in user table) to check
> if it would work, but it definitely does not.

Did you restart apache to pick up the change? 

A: Yes I did.


> thank you in advance for any additional suggestions and steps to take
> to get it going.

The usual way is to either use Apache's basic authentication or load
an apache module that authenticates the way you want and sets
REMOTE_USER accordingly.  I am using mod_auth_pam on a RedHat box
which is configured to use either local system accounts or check
against a Windows domain but anything that works with apache should
work with RT.

A: I understand, but am not sure that any mod_auth_pam would work for our project. Now from your description it seems that you don't have a problem with your environment and you use REMOTE_USER through mod_auth_pam and a Windows domain controller. 
My questions arer:

—>Are you using RT 3.4.2 ?
—>Did you have to do anything else, other then change your RT_Siteconfig.pm ?

-- 
  Les Mikesell
   les at futuresource.com

Thanks

Manfred Koroschetz
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