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Thursday, March 12 2009
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Don Parish commented at 2:42 AMCleaned up git commits so changes easier to follow. Patch has 3 commits: fix for earlier commit, support for using digested password, and support for session-le...
Wednesday, March 11 2009
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Don Parish commented at 7:30 AMI've replaced with patch with #2209. It incorporates the fixes mentioned here. I believe the current implementation will not work in a controller action that do...
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Don Parish created the ticket at 7:27 AMThis patches supersedes #2000. The current HTTP Digest authentication seems to be broken in Rails 2.3.1 in my tests in the browser and curl. The tests pass, but...
Wednesday, February 25 2009
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Don Parish commented at 1:26 PMAs long as the session secret is available in the session_store.rb initializer, it is available as:
ActionController::Base.session_options[:secret]even if t...
Monday, February 23 2009
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Don Parish commented at 7:07 PMGregg,
Attached is a diff that can implement Digest auth without sessions having to be turned on. I've tested it with curl on Win32. It used the session secret ...
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Don Parish commented at 6:53 PMUpdated patch from February 18th, 2009 @ 12:56 PM with minor correction to documentation to require 'md5'.
Thursday, February 19 2009
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Don Parish commented at 7:24 PMHere is code and gist for last comment:
ADMIN_REALM = "Admin Realm" USERS_REALM = "Users Realm" REALM_USERS = { ADMIN_R... -
Don Parish commented at 7:21 PMGregg, not sure if it is necessary to make ha1 method public as the code is just a one-liner. I added it just to make my line of code shorter and easier to foll...
Wednesday, February 18 2009
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Don Parish commented at 1:00 PMPratik, Added ticket with inital patch. Later attached an updated patch to support use of storing a hash of user credentials instead of a plain text password, l...
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Don Parish commented at 12:56 PMAttached patch includes changes from patch above (http_digest_authentication_fix_uri.diff) and adds support for using a hashed digest of the credentials instead...