
simon.walter at hokkaidotracks
Nov 22, 2009, 4:48 PM
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Re: authentication against active directory.
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Ramesh wrote: > Hi, > > I have a web site which I would want to allow only users after > authenticating them against our Active Directory. I wanted to place > .htaccess file in the main web folder > > 1. Do I need to install "mod_authz_ldap" module ? And is there any > other module which I would need to install ? > > 2. Also what should I mention in .htaccess file to ask it to > authenticate users against my Active Directory ? > > Thank you. > > > Hi Ramesh, You need to configure Apache to authenticate against your AD and this has nothing to do with an .htaccess file. Yes, you need mod_authnz_ldap and also mod_ldap. There are quite a few HOWTO type documents for doing this on the web and describe this process fairly well. What I'd like to do is authenticate over an encrypted TCP/IP session like SSL. I haven't managed to get that working yet. Here the relative section of my Apache vhost conf for non-SSL auth with AD: ... <Location /projects> ... Order deny,allow Deny from all Allow from all AuthType Basic AuthName "***" AuthBasicProvider "ldap" AuthLDAPURL "ldap://***:3268/DC=***,DC=***?sAMAccountName?sub?(objectClass=user)" AuthLDAPBindDN "***@***.***" AuthLDAPBindPassword "***" AuthzLDAPAuthoritative Off require valid-user </Location> ...
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