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Re: Questions on Oracle Web Server 2.0

From: Lun Wing San (Oracle) <wslun_at_qrcsun.qrc.org>
Date: 1997/01/11
Message-ID: <32D7E97F.652D@qrcsun.qrc.org>#1/1

>Hi
>I hope u can help me with the following problem:

   Sure !

>1)Is it possible to stop the prompt for OWS username and password when
>a client tries to connect to the webserver?

   You can. However, I need to explain at length. If you connect to a Web administration port (defult 8888), it is no reason to bypass login (You know, it is very dangerous). On the other hand, if the port is provided for public, you can do it by the modification of the authentication method. For web server 1.0, just browse your svxxxx.cfg. If you use web server 2.x, just see svcccc.cfg. You will see something like:

   (Groups)
   dba: admin
   (Realms)
   Admin Server: dba
   }
   ;
   [Protection]
   /ows-abin/ Basic(Admin Server

   This is the way to protect your web server by supplying a username and password.

   As a result, you can alter the authentication to by removing the above settings through Web server administration port or editing manually.

>2)Is it possible to force the client to logon to the database (web server
>and database server is on different machine) when it connects to the
>webserver using a username. I would like to know on the client side the
>actual username of the person not the DCD username

   You can use digest and basic authentication for your case. Please refer to related document for detail.

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Name   : Lun Wing San
Title  : Oracle Application Developer of Hong Kong Productivity Council
         Oracle Database Administrator and System Administrator of QRC
Phone  : (852)27885841
Received on Sat Jan 11 1997 - 00:00:00 CST

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