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(401)Cannot authenticate with the provided credentials
Submitted by Arg0n4th on Thu, 05/07/2009 - 10:49.
hi!
I have a interesting problem:
I would like to propagate the UserPrincipal to Tomcat with client-auth an Apache side enabled.
My architecture is:
- Apache in SSL with Client Authentication
- mod_jk activate on port 8009
- Tomcat listening on port 8009 with Security Realm configured with CLIENT-CERT.
- tomcat-users.xml with the subjectDN of the user cert:
the question are:
1) which pwd I have to specify?
2) Have I to configure the keystores also in tomcat?
2) why I receive: "(401)Cannot authenticate with the provided credentials"
Thanks