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IIS authZ (was Re: Using LDAP for AuthZ with Cosign's AuthN)
- To: Cosign Discussion <cosign-discuss@xxxxxxxxx>
- Subject: IIS authZ (was Re: Using LDAP for AuthZ with Cosign's AuthN)
- From: Phil Pishioneri <pgp@xxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 19 Aug 2004 18:11:11 -0400
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On 8/16/04 5:13 PM, johanna bromberg craig wrote:
And to that end, the cosign team has gone
and appropriated mod_authz_ldap ( http://authzldap.othello.ch/ ) for
LDAP group and role authorization.
...
Feel free to send questions or comments to cosign-discuss list!
My big question: what's available for IIS that performs a similar
function (and/or provides something like Apache's require directive)?
Anyone have sample code/docs? (This would be for static content, since
dynamic content can just keep whatever authZ it was using.)
I found a paper which talks about CoSign and IIS authZ, which makes
reference to the Authorization Manager (URLAuth.dll) in Windows 2003,
but nothing with specifics.
-Phil
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