FakeBasicAuth will look in your authfile for an entry matching the X509
of the cert that's requesting the connection. It needs to have an entry
like this:
/O=Their Company/CN=A
Punter/Email=punter@gosh.look.at.this.internet.thingy:xxj31ZMTZzkVA
For each certificate that's allowed to connect.
The 'xxj31ZMTZzkVA' password is a default built in at compile time, and
is the same for every user. If it's set up correctly, you will not see
the Basic Auth login dialogue at all.
cheers,
Adam
Holger Reif wrote:
>
> > I'm using apache since a long time, and I never had problems with
> > User authentication for special directorys.
> >
> > After updating to apache SSL, I always get an authentication
> > error back.
>
> Perhaps take the FakeBasicAuth option out of the config?
>
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