[pubcookie-users] Login server works, mod_pubcookie is having problems

[Mark Earnest]

Actually Jeff was right on with the cookie domain problem. Our 
mod_pubcookie server had enterprise_domain misspelled so it defaulted to 
.washington.edu .

That was fixed, but now after logging in it seems that the user is 
redirected back to the protected site, then directed back again to the 
login server, which bombs out with an "internal server error" (premature 
end of headers in error_log)

I'm working on getting all this log data together to post to the list. 
(probably later today). As to your last question, we are running this on 
Redhat 7.3 and using the RPMs provided for apache and openssl.

Also, if it will help, my config file on the login server looks like this:

debug: 999
logging_level: 999
login_host: feanor.aset.psu.edu
login_uri: https://feanor.aset.psu.edu/cookiemonster/index.cgi
enterprise_domain: .psu.edu
keymgt_uri: https://feanor.aset.psu.edu:2222
basic_verifier: alwaystrue
ssl_key_file: /etc/httpd/conf/ssl.key/server.key
ssl_cert_file: /etc/httpd/conf/ssl.crt/server.crt
ssl_ca_path: /usr/local/pubcookie/capath
general_facility: local1


Mark Earnest


Nathan Dors wrote:

>This has all the signs of the problem others,
>including myself, have been having with mod_pubcookie.
>Please turn on "LogLevel: debug" in your httpd.conf
>and see what error_log messages you're getting.
>
>Also, was Apache compiled with the same version of
>openssl as Apache?
>
>-Nathan
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>On Tue, 25 Feb 2003, Mark Allen Earnest wrote:
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>>We have our Pubcookie login server working, but we seem to be having
>>some kind of problem with mod_pubcookie. When someone tries to hit our
>>protected webpage, they are redirected to the login server correctly,
>>and they can log in (basic_verifier: alwaystrue). However they are then
>>sent to the status page on the login server. Any further attempt to go
>>to the protected site sends them right back to this status page (which
>>tells them who they are and how long they will be logged in).
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>>We have the .htaccess file and pubcookie config file set up on the
>>webserver according to the install document, so I am not sure what we
>>are doing wrong. Any ideas?
>>
>>If anyone wants to try, it is at
>>https://testtable5.aset.psu.edu/testpubcookie
>>
>>Thanks,
>>Mark Earnest
>>
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