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fcgi auth
I have setup a fcgi authorizer like so,
it's listening on the same box as the webserver on port 3456 <extProcessor> <type>fcgiauth</type> <name>Chuck_Auth</name> <address>127.0.0.1:3456</address> <maxConns>2000</maxConns> <respBuffer>0</respBuffer> <backlog>50</backlog> <instances>1000</instances> </extProcessor> The problem is that I can't seem to get the http basic auth popup to display when browsing the website. (the rest of the install and setup is right out of the box) The perl script works on apache and zeus so I believe it's just a matter of incorrect server configuration on my part. |
You have done half of the configurations for fcgi authorizer, still need to put the authorizer in use by selecting the defined fcgi authorizer under the context that need to be protected.
Value of "maxConns" and "instances" looks too high, unless you have a very slow authorizer and a busy web site, "20" is more than enough for most cases. |
alright, now the webserver returns "No input file specified." to the browser with the fastcgi auth on.
what "file" is it talking about ? Code:
FCGI Context DefinitionLog: Code:
2005-04-19 18:21:12.578 [DEBUG] [*:7777] New connection from 192.168.2.79:1407. |
I think you should use a "static" context instead of a "fcgi" context for "/".
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Do you mean the URI context "/" ?
I tried "/www/chuck.cvstest2.com/safe/" and then the page was served as if there was no fastcgi auth at all. If that's not what you meant, please explain what you mean by a ' a "static" context ' Thanks again for your time |
Please try http://www.litespeedtech.com/package...6-linux.tar.gz
should be fixed. |
All our servers are running FreeBSD
Is there a release candidate for BSD ? |
Yes, uploaded, just replace linux with freebsd in the URL.
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webserver keeps restarting ....
Code:
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Looks like authorization of fcgi authroizer has been passed.
Do you get core dump if there is no authorizer configured? What is in the response of the authorizer? Is context for URI "/" a static context with location set to the document root of that virtual host? If you know how to let a setuid process dump a core on FreeBSD, (kernel configuration?), please send us the core file for analysis. Thanks. George |
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