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cannot get Remote User
I'm running Apache + Tomcat (latest versions), mod_jk2, and Apache is
using SSL.
I have some password protected pages, using normal Apache directives.
However, my JSP pages are unable to get the rmote username :
request.getRemoteUser() always returns "null", and the the browser does
ask for login/password before displaying the page.
Any ideas?
E. Robles
Metropolis Intercom
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Re: cannot get Remote User
Posted by Eulogio Robles <eu...@mi.cl>.
I had added the attribute some weeks ago. Some kind soul over here
commented it out and did not inform. My falut, I did not check it before.
Regards,
E. Robles
Bill Barker wrote:
>I'm assuming that you've set:
>request.tomcatAuthentication=false
>
>in your jk2.properties file.
>
>"Eulogio Robles" <eu...@mi.cl> wrote in message
>news:3EFA262A.6050703@mi.cl...
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>>I'm running Apache + Tomcat (latest versions), mod_jk2, and Apache is
>>using SSL.
>>
>>I have some password protected pages, using normal Apache directives.
>>However, my JSP pages are unable to get the rmote username :
>>request.getRemoteUser() always returns "null", and the the browser does
>>ask for login/password before displaying the page.
>>
>>Any ideas?
>>
>>E. Robles
>>Metropolis Intercom
>>
>>
>
>
>
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Re: cannot get Remote User
Posted by Bill Barker <wb...@wilshire.com>.
I'm assuming that you've set:
request.tomcatAuthentication=false
in your jk2.properties file.
"Eulogio Robles" <eu...@mi.cl> wrote in message
news:3EFA262A.6050703@mi.cl...
> I'm running Apache + Tomcat (latest versions), mod_jk2, and Apache is
> using SSL.
>
> I have some password protected pages, using normal Apache directives.
> However, my JSP pages are unable to get the rmote username :
> request.getRemoteUser() always returns "null", and the the browser does
> ask for login/password before displaying the page.
>
> Any ideas?
>
> E. Robles
> Metropolis Intercom
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