X.509 Support?

RT Users
1

Hello everyone,

does rt3 support authentification via X.509 ssl client certificates?

2

does rt3 support authentification via X.509 ssl client certificates?

Using External Authentication, yes.

For Apache 1 mod-ssl, you should be able to use SSLFakeBasicAuth.

In Apache 2 it’s SSLOptions +FakeBasicAuth

Read the documentation for your webserver for more details.

3

From: Robert Spier rspier@pobox.com

does rt3 support authentification via X.509 ssl client certificates?

Using External Authentication, yes.

For Apache 1 mod-ssl, you should be able to use SSLFakeBasicAuth.

In Apache 2 it’s SSLOptions +FakeBasicAuth

Read the documentation for your webserver for more details.

With Apache 2.0.51 or later, it’s a bit more convenient to use the
SSLUserName directive. For example, I have “SSLUserName
SSL_CLIENT_S_DN_Email”. See
http://httpd.apache.org/docs-2.1/mod/mod_ssl.html#sslusername for details.

Kevin Chen
http://www.sneswhiz.com/