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List:       apache-modperl
Subject:    Re: Is there any Solution ???? No Answer
From:       Joshua Gerth <jgerth () ptdcs2 ! ra ! intel ! com>
Date:       2000-08-31 19:02:01
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Sambit,

	I am sort of in the same situation as you.  We have multiple NT
domains ( >10) which I needed to authenticate against.  My solution was
basically to rewrite the Apache::AuthenSmb code so it would accept a
	NTDOM*\login

login.  Then, in a configuration file I had
	NTDOM1:PDC,BDC1,BDC2,BDC3...
	NTDOM2:PDC,BDC2,BDC2...
	...

My AuthenSmb module simply looks for the NTDOM* in the config file and
whips down the list until one of the servers answers with a "Yes", or
"No".  (The others may be too busy, or down).

This works great for me.  However, I can't post the code to CPAN as I
don't "own" it, my company does.  I hope to shortly be able to "apply" for
its release to the public.  'Till then thats the best I can do.

Hope that helps some,
	Joshua


> Hi Group 
>    I did not receive any answer from the perl world
> about my question. 
>   Looks Like no body put any attention to it . 
> 
>   I like to remind the question again ..  Here it goes
> ....
>    
>    I am using Apache 1.3.11 + Mod ssl + open SSL +
> Mode Perl + mod _php like that on my web server
> soalris 2.7 for Sparc.
> 
> I am also using Mod AuthenSmb for Authentication of my
> web server with NT Account. and all working fine .
> Till now i am using  Single NT PDC for Authentication
> of User Id / password with Apache Web Server. Now i am
> having a requirement to go for Multiple Domain With
> multiple PDC  for that reason i set like
> 
>   PerlSetVar SEcond-Domain PDC2
>   PerlSetVar PDC2 PDC2 
> 
> like the setup for PDC1 but still it is not working
> 
> Can any body give me idea how to figure out this.
> 
> I will appreciate for all the help.
> 
> Thanks
> 
> Sambit Nanda
> Unix Admin 
> 
> 
> 
> 
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