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List:       kerberos
Subject:    Re: Apache 2 mod_auth_kerb / mod_auth_gssapi
From:       Andreas Ladanyi <andreas.ladanyi () kit ! edu>
Date:       2016-04-05 8:55:28
Message-ID: 57037D80.1010404 () kit ! edu
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Hi Simo,
> Sound like your Apache server is not configured to apply authentication=

> modules to the location you are asking for ?

Solved ! Thank you for advice.

The configuration of my apache 2.4 was the problem.

The old (and working) config directory directive in Apache 2.2 with
mod_auth_kerb was configured with:

Order allow,deny
Allow from all
=2E...
followed by some mod_auth_kerb options
=2E...
Require valid-user



I translated this options in the new directory directive in Apache 2.4
with mod_auth_gssapi:

Require all granted (instead order allow,deny / allow from all from the
apache 2.2 config like description
https://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.4/upgrading.html)
=2E....
followed by some mod_auth_gssapi options
=2E....
Require valid-user

I removed "Require all granted" and the basic auth username / password
box from the browser appears and works.

regards,
Andreas


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