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On Thu, 3 Mar 2005, Brian Hatch wrote: > > I run several cosign-enabled web servers, and use require-group > > all the time. I use both DBM and LDAP groups. mod_auth_dbm > > for Apache uses the user information provided by cosign to do > > the group lookup. > > Got an httpd.conf snippet you can share? Very little cosign-specific here. Assuming that you have cosign set up and enabled: AddModule mod_auth_dbm.c <Directory /> AuthDBMGroupFile /path/to/groups/file AuthDBMAuthoritative off </Directory> <Directory /path/to/pages/to/protect> Order allow,deny Allow from all CosignProtected On AuthType Cosign SSLRequireSSL require group mygroup </Directory> > cosign's job is authentication. Authorization is a separate > task that takes place outside of cosign after authentication > occurs. Authorization is usually handled the same way you > handle authorization when using any other form of authentication > other than cosign. > > > Quite true - it's just that apache's ldap-based access often does both > > of these by virtue of the searches it uses. Have you tried mod_authz_ldap? I haven't used this myself, but it's mean explicitly for authorization, not authentication. Mark Montague LS&A Information Technology The University of Michigan markmont@xxxxxxxxx