How do people do Apache Active-Dir authentication?

[Gautier, B (Bob)]

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> Of Jason Haar
> Sent: 06 July 2006 10:46
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> Subject: How do people do Apache Active-Dir authentication?
> 
> I've got a perfectly well working Samba server (with winbind) with
> Apache-2 on it (CentOS 4.3 and Fedora Core 5), and want to be 
> able to backend Apache onto Active Directory for 
> authentication and authorization.

> 
> Someone must have got this working? Right? :-}
> 

Try mod_auth_kerb - authenticate your users using AD as your Kerberos
KDC.  You can even get pass-through authentication going, meaning that
once your users have logged onto their Windows boxes their credenticals
will authenticate them with Apache too.  Fiddly but very nice when it
works.

I can send you config examples and demo scripts if you need them.

Bob G
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