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INSTALL  view on Meta::CPAN

5. Set up IP Aliasing.

The demo shows the transfer of credentials between different hosts.  You
don't actually need separate physical hosts, if your machine supports IP 
aliasing.

On Linux, if you have an old kernel (<2.4?) read the HOWTO on IP Aliasing.  
Otherwise (new linux kernels), ip aliasing is automatic.  Here is the 
relevant fragment from my /etc/hosts:

	## prototype web devel virtual hosts (some Libertarians)
	192.168.1.11	adam.acme.com adam smith
	192.168.1.12	lysander.acme.com lysander spooner
	192.168.1.13	tom.acme.com tom thomas paine
	192.168.1.14	john.sec.acme.com john locke
	192.168.1.15	milt.sec.acme.com milton friedman
	192.168.1.16	noam.acme.org noam chomsky
	192.168.1.17	stu.transacme.com jstuart mill

SecSess/URL.pm  view on Meta::CPAN

## issue credentials
sub issueCredentials {
	my $self = shift;
	my($r) = @_;
	my $log = $r->log;
	my($uid, $realm, $ctxt, %args, $requrl, $idx, @chains, $chain, $url, $sep);
	my($backurl);

	$log->debug(ref($self), "->issueCredentials():");

	## form credentials as URL query string fragments
	$uid = $r->user;
	$realm = $self->authRealm;
	$ctxt = $self->{wrapper}->wraphash({
		uid => $uid,
		timestamp => time,
		qop => $self->sessQOP,
		authqop => $self->authQOP
	});

	## determine whether in (multi-host) chaining mode