I got it solved. I ended up dropping mod_ntlm and switching to Apache2::AuthNTLM. It's a perl module that works with mod_perl for Apache. It appears to be better maintained. If anyone's trying to get mod_ntlm working and having problems, this may be your answer. On 1/27/07, Joshua Miller <joshua@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
How would LDAP solve this problem? LDAP is a data store, while mod_ntlm is an authentication module... Thanks, Josh, RHCE Lord of Gore wrote: > Stephen Gilbert wrote: >> I'm trying to replace our company's IIS server with Apache on Linux. >> There >> is one feature that my users tell me they simply have to have, and >> that is >> single-sign-on authentication of web apps. I've looked around and >> find this >> is accomplished with Apache using winbind and mod_ntlm. I've got winbind >> working, no problem. I can authenticate users on my linux box with >> our PDC, >> however I'm having problems getting mod_ntlm to compile. > What about trying ldap? > -- redhat-list mailing list unsubscribe mailto:redhat-list-request@xxxxxxxxxx?subject=unsubscribe https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/redhat-list
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