Robert,
On 7/20/23 15:43, Robert Egan wrote:
I suspect the problem is occurring before I can see the certificate,
because the only way the request even reaches my filter is when the
is set to auth="none".
I have been pulled away from this project for now, but thanks for the
answers.
If you w
I suspect the problem is occurring before I can see the certificate,
because the only way the request even reaches my filter is when the
is set to auth="none".
I have been pulled away from this project for now, but thanks for the
answers.
Robert Egan
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Tim,
On 7/17/23 10:58, Timothy Ward wrote:
Here is a filter that I am using to get the client certificates, the issue
I'm having is passing them along via the headers so they can be picked up
as CGI Environment Variables down the road. This does get me the
certificate information though. Just
Here is a filter that I am using to get the client certificates, the issue
I'm having is passing them along via the headers so they can be picked up
as CGI Environment Variables down the road. This does get me the
certificate information though. Just ignor the mutableRequest stuff as
that is what
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Andrew,
On 12/1/14 4:32 PM, Andrew Gronosky wrote:
> Problem solved.
>
> The issue was tomcat-users.xml should contain the client's CN as
> the user name, like this:
>
>username="CN=client1, OU=Application Development, O=GoSmarter,
> L=Bangal
Problem solved.
The issue was tomcat-users.xml should contain the client's CN as the
user name, like this:
So Chris was definitely on the right track when he (I assume, maybe
incorrectly, "Chris" is male) inquired about the CNs in my client certs.
Thanks again, Chris!
-Andrew Gronosk
On 2014-12-01 15:14, Christopher Schultz wrote:
What do the CNs look like for your client certs?
- -chris
Hi Chris,
Thanks for the very quick reply!
For the testClient_2 client cert, the CN is:
Owner: CN=testClient_2, OU=ATAK, O=BBN, L=Cambridge, ST=MA, C=US
Issuer: CN=marti-ca, O=BBN, L=C
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Andrew,
On 12/1/14 2:33 PM, Andrew Gronosky wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I am trying to set up client-certificate authentication for Tomcat
> 7.0.57. I have read the basics in the docs and I have my
> configuration working up to a point.
>
> My problem is
