dear apache users,
I have a ws:// url proxied with a ProxyPass/ProxyPassReverse
statement (e.g ProxyPass /myWsUrl "[localhost listener]")
and an access statement:
<LocationMatch "^/myWsUrl">require user myUser</LocationMatch>
the access protection works, because I get a "GET /myWsUrl HTTP/1.1" 401
line in the access log, and the browser gets a "WWW-Authenticate" response
header, BUT the browser won't open a
user+password dialog-box as with more "conventional" urls
(in fact, the only difference in the WWW-Authenticate response header in
the "usual" urls, is a domain="/" parameter, missing for the ws proxied urls)
is there any config-trick to make httpd return an answer that will trigger the
user prompt?
thanks
kg
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I have a ws:// url proxied with a ProxyPass/ProxyPassReverse
statement (e.g ProxyPass /myWsUrl "[localhost listener]")
and an access statement:
<LocationMatch "^/myWsUrl">require user myUser</LocationMatch>
the access protection works, because I get a "GET /myWsUrl HTTP/1.1" 401
line in the access log, and the browser gets a "WWW-Authenticate" response
header, BUT the browser won't open a
user+password dialog-box as with more "conventional" urls
(in fact, the only difference in the WWW-Authenticate response header in
the "usual" urls, is a domain="/" parameter, missing for the ws proxied urls)
is there any config-trick to make httpd return an answer that will trigger the
user prompt?
thanks
kg
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