NT Authentication

[skiflyer]

Basically, I have an intranet with some internal apps... we want to authenticate the user and rather than setup a new username/pwd for everyone want to just use the NT authentication... but all the googling turns up incredibly out of date information.... (perhaps I'm just not looking in the right places). My server side scripting is all in PHP if that makes a difference to anyone.

Can anyone offer me some assistance?

Thanks!

Rob

 

[MorpheusNL]

What is the type of server Linux / NT

If it's Linux you could use mod_auth_smb (or something similair)

If it's NT with IIS you could use it built-in and use the php authentication variable

$_SERVER['PHP_AUTH_USER']

Never tried it with IIS

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Maurits

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[MorpheusNL]

Woops ... Correction mod_smbauth (that's more up 2 date)


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[skiflyer]

Oops, sorry, lost my first post, and forgot that info when I retyped... I have neither of those options... it's

WinXp/Apache (with PHP & MySQL)

-Rob

 

[skiflyer]

Grrr, too many boxes... make that Win2k

 

[MorpheusNL]

Hmmzzz dunno if apache-win32 supports SMB Auth...

But i found some info :

http://twiki.org/cgi-bin/view/Codev/WindowsInstallModNTLM

And also look at mod_auth_sspi (if your Apache is 2.x )

Hope it helps


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