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Hi!
I have application that uses built-in authentication procedure. From
client’s point of view (browsers, etc.) it works like any basic or digest
authentication. However during the configuration process I sometimes (e.g. when
using IIS) have to turn off server’s authentication in order to use one built in
application. In IIS I simply disable basic and windows authentication for entire
site or specific directory and it works perfectly. With other web servers did
not have any need to configure anything regarding this, but with Apache I have
problem: it prompts for username and password repeatedly even after entering
correct credentials. Prompt contains valid realm that is set by my application
but entered credentials simply do not pass to my app. I guess that Apache sort
of “takes over” the authentication although I did not configure it to do so. I’m
using default configuration (installed Apache and added my scripting software as
script alias).
Can anyone help me configure Apache to ignore basic (or digest)
authentication sent to my application? Please.
Thank you!
BR,
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