Ah, my apologies, I misunderstood your original posting. Now I understand. The mud is clear now! How are you querying the LDAP servers, directly, or through an intermediary like SASL? When you configure with aliases, do you get “Unknown auth provider” on both, or just one? I also see you’re using Debian, try this: A2enmod ldap A2enmod authnz_ldap I also wonder if it’s a dependency thing; if the necessary mods are being loaded before or, after, your alias definitions… Brandon Gould Reader Sales Crew Member / IT Specialist CrewCorp Inc. From: Tymiński Jan [mailto:Jan.Tyminski@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx] I am able to authenticate to LDAP with no problem. I am not able to set aliases properly. LDAP without setting aliases works just on the go, but I have to authenticate to second domain and that is what I wanted to achieve with aliases. But apache doesn’t recognize aliases set by me. I’m getting error “Unknown auth provider” for any alias I’ve set. I’ve checked for mistyping errors over 10 times already, and tried even with simply alias “aaa” to avoid mistyping error. I’m using apache in version 2.2.16-6+squeeze11 from debian repository. King Regards, Jan TYMIŃSKI. From: Brandon Gould [mailto:bgould@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx] 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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