Configuring mod_auth_sspi for localhost means you want to enable SSPI authentication for an Apache server running locally on your machine. This setup would typically be used for development or testing purposes, where you want to mimic the behavior of SSPI authentication on a Windows server without actually being connected to a domain controller. Here's a basic example of how you might set up mod_auth_sspi for localhost:8080; Ensure that mod_auth_sspi is enabled in your Apache server configuration....
I want to authenticate and authorize the users based on LDAP group instead of using 'AuthzSVNAccessFile' directive. I do not want to use file(specified in 'AuthzSVNAccessFile' directive) which contains groups and corresponding users. Please refer below my subversion.conf file. <Location /repos> DAV svn SVNPath /var/www/svn/repos AuthName "SVN Repos" AuthType Basic AuthBasicProvider ldap #try commenting below directives alternately AuthExternal pwauth #AuthzUnixGroup on # short circuit path-based...
Hi, man, can you give me some suggestions, i need configure a SSO env to do some...
Hi, man, can you give me some suggestions, i'm working on configure a SSO env to...
Did you ever get this working? I'm using in test (not production yet). I can give...
I'm new to adding modules to apache etc. So I have Apache set up on Windows Server...
I have tried the third workaround proposed by a user in the 6th comment. I have increased...
With webtier 9.34 + mod_auth_sspi 1.0.4 we have the same problem in IE 11. The mod_auth_sspi-1.0.5-beta...
hi all, I am trying to implement SSO in my company's intranet using apache,php,mod_auth_sspi...