You can also try authenticating to PAM, and then in /etc/pam.d/apache2 (or httpd, I’ll have to check) You specify Auth sufficient pam_ldap.so Account sufficient pam_ldap.so Pam_ldap is part of the nss_ldap package. This tells PAM to authenticate with LDAP. On your VirtualHost directive, you’ll also need to add: <Directory /var/www/myrestrictedarea> This should allow you to authenticate to LDAP. From: Tymiński Jan [mailto:Jan.Tyminski@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx] I'd like to ask again about my problem: I want to make aliases for ldap authorization with mod_authn_alias, I have set everything up correctly, according to the documentation, enabled required module, set "AuthBasicProvider aaa" in my configuration, and I receive error: "Unknown Authn provider: aaa" - there is no single line in error.log, there is no information I can google, as all forward to: "Unknown Authn provider: ldap" and this is not the problem I experience - there is certainly other basis of the problem. King Regards, Jan TYMIŃSKI IT System Administrator Exorigo-UPOS Group tel.: +48 32 44 28 172 mobile.: +48 607 410 656 mailto:jan.tyminski@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
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