Unable to get non-MySQL Auth working - 500 error
Hello.
First off, let me say that this project is AWESOME!!! I am blown away at how comprehensive the graphing is across our network gear. Bravo.
That said, I need a hand in figuring out why I cannot seem to get any auth-method other than mysql to work.
If I so much as toggle to any other auth-method (ldap or http-auth), I immediately get a 500 'Internal Error' when I try to hit the Observium login page. I'm ultimately trying to get auth to the application to be handled via LDAP, but I can do it via either the observium-ldap component or via http-auth combined with mod_authz_ldap... makes me no difference.
I've had some success w. mod_authz_ldap in that I can get authentication to actually pass for a user account (I am able to bypass the login promptsuccessfully), but as soon as I auth, I hit the dreaded 500.
I'm not able to find anything in any http logs regarding what might be possibly throwing the 500. lsof lists any open filehandles for httpd, so I've checked every possible file that logs could be directed to, but no cluesthus far.
This particular box is a RHEL5 running Observium 0.12.10.3396
Any ideas are welcome.
Cheers, -Chris
Hi,
LDAP auth works perfectly for me, on Debian 6.0.
Server errors should be logged in your apache error log, if not, check your configuration.
php-ldap module is required, although even that should not give 500, just a php error...
Tom
On 19/10/2012 0:57, Chris Moody wrote:
Hello.
First off, let me say that this project is AWESOME!!! I am blown away at how comprehensive the graphing is across our network gear. Bravo.
That said, I need a hand in figuring out why I cannot seem to get any auth-method other than mysql to work.
If I so much as toggle to any other auth-method (ldap or http-auth), I immediately get a 500 'Internal Error' when I try to hit the Observium login page. I'm ultimately trying to get auth to the application to be handled via LDAP, but I can do it via either the observium-ldap component or via http-auth combined with mod_authz_ldap... makes me no difference.
I've had some success w. mod_authz_ldap in that I can get authentication to actually pass for a user account (I am able to bypass the login promptsuccessfully), but as soon as I auth, I hit the dreaded 500.
I'm not able to find anything in any http logs regarding what might be possibly throwing the 500. lsof lists any open filehandles for httpd, so I've checked every possible file that logs could be directed to, but no cluesthus far.
This particular box is a RHEL5 running Observium 0.12.10.3396
Any ideas are welcome.
Cheers, -Chris
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