[Zope] Automatic authenticating users in Zope behind IIS
Dieter Maurer
dieter@handshake.de
Fri, 25 Jul 2003 01:45:54 +0200
Carsten Gehling wrote at 2003-7-24 10:58 +0200:
> ... Excellent description on Windows authentication with IE and IIS ...
Thank you very much for this! It may be very useful for me in
the future...
> 1) Zope is run behind IIS with PCGI. All users with access to the intranet
> must be added to the permissions for the intranet's root rolder. Zope user
> folders are made with the special LDAPUserFolder
> 2) Zope is run as a standalone server. Zope must simulate IIS's
> challenge/response system. Zope user folders are made with the special
> LDAPUserFolder
>
> Have anyone tried this before? I'm still at the level of getting PCGI to
> work properly. ;-)
You should go for 1) and use a specialized "UserFolder"
that authenticates a user based on "LOGON_USER".
There are myriads of UserFolders around. Maybe, some of them
already does this. When I remember right, "NTUserFolder"
(a specialized UserFolder authenticating against the Windows
user database) can do this.
However, I usually avoid to use MS products and never
used IIS (or "NTUserFolder") myself.
Dieter