This is a discussion on Apache authentication via NT/2000 passwords within the Linux Web Servers forums, part of the Web Server and Related Forums category; Hi, I am currently running apache on a linux box in a mixed NT/2000/Solaris environment. I would like ...
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Hi,
I am currently running apache on a linux box in a mixed NT/2000/Solaris environment. I would like for web pages served by my apache linux box to prompt for a username and password. However, I would like to use the NT/2000 usernames/passwords from my domain controller for authentication. I'm assuming that this is possible - maybe using samba. However, I'm not interested in sharing any data to the windows world, just using NT instead of Unix as the authentication mechanism. Can anyone point me in the correct direction? - Thanks, Todd |
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"Todd Seidenberg" <todd.seidenberg@l-3com.com> wrote in message
[snip] > I would like for web pages served by my apache linux box to prompt for > a username and password. However, I would like to use the NT/2000 > usernames/passwords from my domain controller for authentication. [snip] You may try Apache::AuthenNTLM that can be download from cpan with mod_perl. It's a great module. |