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mod_usertrack.so/mod_auth_external.so issue

         

gigadude

4:57 pm on Feb 6, 2006 (gmt 0)

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Hi, I am currently working on migrating an Apache webserver and am having some issues with mod_usetrack and mod_auth_external. I am switching from version 2.0.36 running on a Solaris box to version 2.0.55 running on a Linux Fedora Core box. If i try to access a document that isn't secure (e.g. the directory it is located in doesn't have an .htaccess file) the server generates a valid cookie for my session. If i try to access a document that is in a secure directory when the server launches my Authentication script (defined in the httpd.conf file) the cookie element in the server array is empty. I know that in the older versions of apache the server always generated a cookie no matter if the request required authentication or not. But for some reason now it is only generating a cookie when a 200 (valid) request is processed by the server. Because of these changes I am unable to sucessfully use my login script because it needs the cookie to distinguis between sessions. Any help is greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance.