Skip to content. | Skip to navigation

Sections
Personal tools
You are here: Home News & views WebServerAuth 1.1.1 released

Posted Jan 12, 2009

WebServerAuth 1.1.1 released

by Erik Rose

1.1.1 fixes a spurious but harmless logged error.

WebServerAuth 1.1.1 released

WebServerAuth’s helpful new control panel

WebServerAuth, which replaces the older apachepas and AutoMemberMakerPasPlugin products, lets your web server handle authentication so Plone doesn’t have to. You can authenticate against anything for which there’s, say, an Apache module—like Kerberos, Pubcookie, or Shibboleth—without having to write any custom PAS plugins.

For anybody who was getting lots of “Your custom WebServerAuth Matching Pattern did not match” errors in their logs, 1.1.1 fixes that. (The trouble was that PAS challenge handlers get called even if you’re already logged in, in cases where you try to access something you don’t have privileges for. It makes sense in retrospect. :-)) This release also makes the configuration page a bit clearer, providing instructions inline instead of making you refer to the readme. Happy authenticating!

Document Actions
Need help now?

Immediate assistance is available during university work hours:

News & views…
Posted Oct 13, 2009 Portlets gone wild with ContentWellPortlets 2.0.1 This new release adds the ability to add portlets to the footer area. It also has 6 portlet managers per area. This means 20 total portlet managers including the 2 on the sides that ship with plone.
Posted Sep 17, 2009 Plone 4 – An interview with Zope News Jan Ulrich Hasecke interviews me for Zope News.
Posted Aug 31, 2009 Web Services API for Plone Alpha 3 Release Details the release of the wsapi4plone.core package and the plans for future releases. The final report of the AtomPub for Plone Google Summer of Code project.
Posted Aug 28, 2009 Content editing and creation in Plone is faster with archetypes.schematuning Some bench marks of content editing and creation in Plone with and without archetypes.schematuning installed.
More news & views…