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Concerns from Jeff Schiller (8/1/2006)1. Can be supported from a CGI(or fcgi) script (no integration with
base webserver required).
2. Item 1 can be done from Java, PHP, Perl and Python under Solaris,
Linux and IIS/Windows.
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I can share the code, formats, I just have to find the code... We stopped using it when we converted to using Certificates even for the incoming students accessing the lottery the summer before they arrived on campus.
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Could you please indicate what versions of the following you think we need to support in such a system, in order to support NIST web servers?
- Operating systems (Linux, Solaris): Yes. Linux and Solaris
- - Apache1Apache: 1.3.20+ (maybe only 1.3.26+) -
- OpenSSL: 0.9.7 and 0.9.6k+ (0.9.6 can probably be dealt away with if it is a
big problem).
(The intent here is to get an idea of the range of Unix-based software versions we need to support, not to imply that Windows/IIS will not be supported; please feel free to pass along any version requirements for Windows/IIS as well).
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Following up on my testing of Stanford's Webauth package, and
arising from ongoing concern about its lack of support for web
servers other than Apache 2.0, I have spent some time evaluating
a similar (Apache 2-based) test set-up of Michigan's Cosign package,
which also offers official support for Apache 1.3, IIS, and Java.
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