hi,
is it really necessary that you authenticate the user on webserver b ? why you dont switch authentication off at this Systeme ? how dose your application authorize the user ( cookie, sessionid, etc ) ? try to set an additional http header at webserver a RequestHeader set "HTTP_USER_ID" "%{USER}e", user the header to authorize the user.Hi, We have configured reverse proxy with Apache HTTP server i.e user requests (via HTTPS) are recd. by webserver A, which are then sent (via HTTP) to webserver B, where they are forwarded to Tomcat. Now the problem, we are facing is of double authentication i.e once a user is authenticated with 1st web server via LDAP, another login screen pops up when the 1st webserver forwards to request to 2nd web server.
regards
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