Morgan Pyne wrote:

>Hi Jacob^B^B^B^B^BJerome,
>
>
;)

>Things to verify/try
>
>1. The webserver has successfully authenticated the request, and you can see this
>  username appearing in the Apache access log. You mention that CGI's and other PHP pages
>  authenticate correctly, but verify that the URL of your servlet is also
>  being correctly authenticated in this way.
>
No. No username (in /var/log/httpd/access.log) for the requests to
access pages served by my servlets.

>If you have multiple location & directory
>  directives in Apache specifying access controls they can often interact in
>  non-obvious ways.
>
I just have the defaults directory and location (mostly manuals). I've
just added:

- one location for viewcvs (CGI script)
- 2 locations for my servlets (one for examples and one for my other apps)

AFAIK the CGI script work ok.

>2. You are using the latest jk2 module version.
>

I am using mod_jk2 2.0.3-dev which bundled in
jakarta-tomcat-connectors-4.1.24-src.tar.gz
See http://jakarta.apache.org/builds/jakarta-tomcat-4.0/release/v4.1.24/src/

Released March 2003

Is that too old?
If yes, I've tried to find a nightly, but couldn't. Do I have to use CVS
to build something more recent? I'd rather use a nightly.

>3. If you are still hitting a brick wall with this, try using mod_jk instead of jk2 as
>  a test and see if this makes a difference.
>
I was trying to avoid that. I've never used mod_jk and that's once again
something new. I guess I will have to try that if you think my version
of mod_jk2 is current enough.

>Good luck!
>Morgan
>

Jerome


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