Re: Dynamic selection of mod_authnz_ldap's 'require ldap-group' object?

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Eric Covener wrote:
LDAP attributes can be loaded into AUTHENTICATE_* vars and can be
queried, but you might not be able to express the rules you need using
attributes only.

	Not sure exactly what you're saying here...  "AUTHENTICATE_* vars"
	are those environment variables or something?  I've never seen them
	in the environment presented to a CGI script or a PHP script.  Are
	they environment variables that can be used in other Apache directives?
	As I currently use things like %{REQUEST_URI} in a rewrite rule or
	rewrite condition?   If that's the case, what gets substituted for
	the "*"?  Is it AUTHENTICATE_attribute like AUTHENTICATE_UID or
	AUTHENTICATE_MAIL, substituting LDAP attributes for the wildcard,
	or is there some specific vocabulary of substitutions for the
	wildcard?  Is there a listing or documentation someplace that
	specifically addresses this that I've missed?


Some directory servers allow group membership to be read as a "magic"
attribute in LDAP.  Notably, tivoli directory server allows an
ibm-allGroups element to be used (result only, not filtered on) which
you could them find a way to check more dynamically (setenvif, allow
from env=...).

	I think we may be using those features on our university-wide
	LDAP server here, but not in that manner.  I have used at least one
	ibm-* attribute in other capacities, but with custom developed
	code in a CGI script, not at the Apache authentication/authorization
	level.

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