HTTP Auth Logins

Support
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Is Foreman capable of using HTTP authentication to match the HTTP
authenticated user to a user defined in Foreman? I've so far been
able to password protect the interface with just HTTP auth, but would
like to pass the logging in user's credentials to Foreman to all for
the user of roles.

Thanks

  • Trey
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> Is Foreman capable of using HTTP authentication to match the HTTP
> authenticated user to a user defined in Foreman? I've so far been
> able to password protect the interface with just HTTP auth, but would
> like to pass the logging in user's credentials to Foreman to all for
> the user of roles.

··· On Aug 19, 2011, at 12:56 PM, treydock wrote: ---- didn't I recall seeing that you have user accounts in LDAP?

If so - just use that (though apparently it requires LDAP_SSL - not TLS - at least I couldn’t find any way to make TLS work)

Craig

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There is an Active Directory system in place, but it's difficult to
integrate with. I usually end up using either HTTP with mod_pam or
HTTP with mod_auth_cas. This is mostly because my Linux systems
authenticate authenticate via PAM and Kerberos.

··· On Aug 19, 6:20 pm, Craig White wrote: > On Aug 19, 2011, at 12:56 PM, treydock wrote: > > > Is Foreman capable of using HTTP authentication to match the HTTP > > authenticated user to a user defined in Foreman? I've so far been > > able to password protect the interface with just HTTP auth, but would > > like to pass the logging in user's credentials to Foreman to all for > > the user of roles. > > ---- > didn't I recall seeing that you have user accounts in LDAP? > > If so - just use that (though apparently it requires LDAP_SSL - not TLS - at least I couldn't find any way to make TLS work) > > Craig