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Re: commit-email.pl and client certificates

From: Graham Leggett <minfrin_at_sharp.fm>
Date: 2005-01-27 11:12:37 CET

Travis P said:

>> b) Try using the SSL "FakeBasicAuth" directive, which I believe
>> copies the certificate CN into the basic-auth header of the http
>> request.
>
> Ben said "or," but I think you probably want "and": "Require
> valid-user", so the challenge is always made and "FakeBasicAuth" so
> that the basic-auth header is filled in with the full CN.

Do you have an example of where this is used in practice? The httpd docs
only say that the FakeBasicAuth option exists, but it makes no mention of
how to use it. Simply adding the option does nothing - the author stays
blank in the commit email - and adding require valid-user suddenly draws
in the need for a separate password file (which is redundant, that's what
certs and crls are for).

Any ideas?

Regards,
Graham

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