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Krishan Purahoo <[log in para visualizar]>
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Mon, 5 Feb 2007 13:58:38 -2300
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Thanks Diego/Luis for your responses.

Diego - I have tried using fully qualified hostnames, but to no avail.

>> Can you send me the exact URL that your
>> AS is including in the page that sends to you upon successful
>> authentication?

Well, the URL to my AS is http://jactest-3.jet.uk:8085/cgi-papi/AuthServer
as defined in my AuthServer.cf file. I type this directly in my browser
to access it for testing.

After authenticating I get the 'successfully authenticated page' and its
URL is exactly same as the AS URL above
(http://jactest-3.jet.uk:8085/cgi-papi/AuthServer). I suspect this is 
wrong!!

Yes I do indeed use a mozilla type of browser (firefox)

I have removed any use of the domain directive, but no success.

Luis - About the accepturl/rejectURL I did try images url initailly and
it did not work. I then tried a normal html URL, as a test which also
didn't work.

As for the papi/cookie_handler.cgi, I left it same as it was in the 
default AuthServer.cf file. The FAQ says that there is 
no such PAPI/cookie_handler.cgi. This is the default ...

Many Thanks again

krishan

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