in reply to Can I use NT authentification for a script running on a Linux server?
I looked into this a couple weeks ago, and as I see it here are your options.
1. Use mod_ntlm in apache. This handles the automatic passthrough NTLM authentication that IE performs.
2. In a Win2K AD environment, Kerberos can be used. Check out the Kerberos Authentication apache module.
I am choosing option 2, but we haven't deployed Win2K yet. As soon as we do, that will be my solutions.
After re-reading your question, I realize that I assume you are using Apache on Linux.
Dave
1. Use mod_ntlm in apache. This handles the automatic passthrough NTLM authentication that IE performs.
2. In a Win2K AD environment, Kerberos can be used. Check out the Kerberos Authentication apache module.
I am choosing option 2, but we haven't deployed Win2K yet. As soon as we do, that will be my solutions.
After re-reading your question, I realize that I assume you are using Apache on Linux.
Dave
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