Hello,
New to OST and just trying to setup authorisation for agents. We're running OST on Apache/Debian and Apache is configured with our own internal authentication system that uses a cutom module in Apache and statements in .htaccess to protect directories. I've configured the system to go out and authenticate when someone tries to access /scp and it does this correctly - the user gets redirected to the sign-in page of the authenticator and once authenticated returned to OST. I've then installed the OST auth-passthru plug-in, enabled and set for agent login only. However even a successfully authenticated user still gets directed to the OST agent login screen and has to login using OST credentials - the username doesn't seem to be being passed to OST (at least not to the login screen). I've tested and the PHP array $_SERVER['REMOTE_USER'] that auth-passthru uses is being correctly set by our authentication system.
Really, two questions - apart from enabling the plug-in and ticking to use it for agent login is there any other setup that's needed? - I can't see that it gives me the option to change authentication provider for an agent, which I'm guessing is correct as it seems to be using the internal provider. Second, is there anyway to get debugging information from OST and/or the plugin to try and get an idea of where it's going wrong?
Thanks!
Andrew.
New to OST and just trying to setup authorisation for agents. We're running OST on Apache/Debian and Apache is configured with our own internal authentication system that uses a cutom module in Apache and statements in .htaccess to protect directories. I've configured the system to go out and authenticate when someone tries to access /scp and it does this correctly - the user gets redirected to the sign-in page of the authenticator and once authenticated returned to OST. I've then installed the OST auth-passthru plug-in, enabled and set for agent login only. However even a successfully authenticated user still gets directed to the OST agent login screen and has to login using OST credentials - the username doesn't seem to be being passed to OST (at least not to the login screen). I've tested and the PHP array $_SERVER['REMOTE_USER'] that auth-passthru uses is being correctly set by our authentication system.
Really, two questions - apart from enabling the plug-in and ticking to use it for agent login is there any other setup that's needed? - I can't see that it gives me the option to change authentication provider for an agent, which I'm guessing is correct as it seems to be using the internal provider. Second, is there anyway to get debugging information from OST and/or the plugin to try and get an idea of where it's going wrong?
Thanks!
Andrew.