Is it possible to pass the username and password info to a Cpanel login, so that typing it in will let the user log in to his Cpanel without having him to type it manually?
This is for a demo and I'd like the client to see the inside without having to type anything in.
I tried this but it didn't work:
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Is this possible to log username and password passed by GET request for basic authentication?I generate link to some part of my website by [URL] ....
It works without any problems for 90% users but some of them got information that there is password mismatch.So I would like to log all request with information about passed login and password in text plain.
I have been trying to get password protected directories working on my Linode server. It works / behaves in a desktop browser somewhat but not like I am used to with hostmonster. Also for some reason my phone (windows phone just loads the page in the protected directory without prompting for a password. So I imagine there is some security thing I am missing that none of the info I have found searching talks about. Here is what I have done. I have created a password file and set the permissions correctly on that and it works on the desktop. However when I close the browser or open a private browsing session I am never prompted for a password again. It just feels insecure. Plus my windows phone just loads the page with no prompt. With hostmonster if I closed the browser window it would ask me for the username and password again. I also tested hostmonster directory passwords on my phone and it prompts for a username/password.
Here is what I have added to the apache2.conf file. The rest is pretty much default. There is no .htaccess file for that directory.
<Directory "/var/www/protected">
AllowOverride All
AuthType basic
AuthName "Enter Login"
AuthUserFile /etc/htpasswd/.htpasswd
Require valid-user
Order deny,allow
Allow from user1
</Directory>
It may be worth noting that I have two virtual sites / domain names running on this server at the moment however the one that is being used for this is the primary domain name.
OS: Debian 7.3
Apache 2.2.22
I have an app that opens a new browser window to a URL that opens a PDF file at a named destination. For example: URL.....I need to authenticate each user that enters this link, but preferably only once per browser session (valid until user closes browser). This authentication process needs to be performed by an oracle-database stored procedure (via a Java servlet, or other technology). Any outline steps or reference link?
The idea would be when the user enters this link, that a popup window appears asking for a username and password, which then get verified by the stored procedure, and then, and only then, the URL address is allowed to proceed.I know I can implement password protection in `.htaccess` as follows.
AuthType Basic
AuthName "Secured Area"
AuthUserFile /path/to/.htpasswd
<Files "myFile.pdf">
Require valid-user
</Files>
But, I need this process to connect to the stored procedure to validate the user, because this stored procedure has to apply business logic to determine the users' subscription status, etc., which can change at any time.
each time i migrate a Domain from a plesk 9.5.5 Windows Hosting Server towards the new plesk 11.5 Server the customers iusr Password does not match the Systems iusr Password.so after each Migration the Website is requesting a username and Password.
1. how to solve that for the whole Installation?
2. at plesk 7.5 and later there was a Workaround which is not anymore supported: websrvmng.exe –update-anon-password –domain-name=yourdomain.com
I am trying to install Joomla on httpme.com but I seem to have problems with it recognising the username/password. Could it be a localhost issue or something?
I just can't seem to get a solution to this. I am referring to step 1 of the Joomla installation.
I have a question getting the setup of my DNS and email server working correctly.
In my mailserver, lets say I set the SMTP server to mail.BLUE.com. Through my DNS, I set an MX record for mail.BLUE.com and I set an A record for mail.BLUE.com to 1.1.1.1.
I create different domains on my mail server and give each an IP address. BLUE.com is 1.1.1.1. RED.com is 2.2.2.2. GREEN.com is 3.3.3.3.
Each domain is setup in my DNS as a forward lookup zone. Each domain has an MX record (mail.domain_name.com) and a A record (pointing mail.domain_name.com to it's IP address). There are other records of course... but they're not important for my question.
When I want to check or send mail from BLUE.com I use mail.BLUE.com. When I want to check or send mail from RED.com I use mail.RED.com. I do this for all my email accounts.
But, when I check dnsstuff.com on any domain besides BLUE.com, it tells me the following:
****************************
mail.RED.com claims to be host mail.BLUE.com [but that host is at 1.1.1.1 (may be cached), not 2.2.2.2].
****************************
Now... this can send and receive mail just fine... but I think this may cause issues when it comes to SPAM settings (some servers may consider our mail SPAM because we're "pretending" to be a different mail server).
So... here's my question... what's the best way to set everything up to run multiple sites and email accounts on one server?
How can I use 1 SMTP mail server (BLUE.com) and get my other domains to pass the dnsstuff.com test?
I have an Apache reverse proxy set up. I have an IIS server on the backend with a site which must be HTTPS and must require client certificates (x509). It seems like the proxy is working great, but the client certificate is not getting passed along the HTTPS request from proxy to IIS. We keep getting 403.7 (Client certificate required) errors. How I can bridge the client certificate from Apache reverse proxy to IIS?
Our Apache proxy is not set up to require client certs, the IIS website is. What I would expect is that when we make a web request that goes through the proxy to the IIS server, that we would get challenged for a client cert for the IIS website (its set to require client certs like it always has) and that client cert information would be passed along the HTTPS request. We have to be able to programatically access the x509 cert through code on the IIS website, thats why we need to have the cert passed along.
I want to pass the X-SENDFILE header to apache through nginx.
Is this possible or do i have to disable the reverse proxy?
Everyday after Backup Panel (Tasks from Backup Manager), I receive next error:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<execution-result status="error">
<object name="domain.ru" type="domain">
<message severity="error" id="416a91ad-e5e7-480b-b6b4-a60157b8eaae" code="InformationalException">
<description>Could not find password for account id '2648'. Return empty password</description>
</message>
</object>
</execution-result>
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I am trying to change to a different server within the same webhosting company and they have asked me for the username and password of the SQL database I have in my site. Call me stupid, but I have lost this and now I am wondering what I can do.
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