This is a discussion on Apache2 reverse proxy Radius auth and logging username within the Apache Web Server forums, part of the Web Server and Related Forums category; Howdy, gang! I'm new to Apache, and I was hoping someone could help me out. I'm using Apache2 ...
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Howdy, gang!
I'm new to Apache, and I was hoping someone could help me out. I'm using Apache2 as a reverse proxy for a couple of IIS hosts. That part is working great - users can't tell the difference. I would like to use radius to authenticate users at the proxy server rather than via IIS, then pass the radius credentials to the backend IIS servers (which are set to use basic authentication). I'd prefer that only authenticated users threaten my IIS boxes :) Is this doable? If anyone has a sample configuration to post, I would consider naming my first child after you. My second question might be made obsolete by the answers to my first question. Right now I'm just passing through requests to my back-end servers. I'd like to log the user's basic auth username in access.log, but the LogFormat %u flag doesn't catch it. Does anyone know of a way to capture the username when Apache is not authenticating? This question isn't as important as the first one, but maybe I could change the name of one of my cats. Thanks! Rob |