[Osr-101] What's the Neutron-Auth header good for?

Thomas Comiotto comiotto at rcfmedia.ch
Tue Aug 8 10:25:39 CEST 2006


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>> I thought the goal was to support basic/digest http authentication
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> Andi meant it's not so easy to implement, but it's on our TODO resp. 
> http://bugzilla.wyona.com/cgi-bin/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=4784
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Ok, cool but ulysses specific.


>> and custom authentication where needed. Both variants clearly can be 
>> supported without adding a custom http header AFAICS.
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> how else shall the server recognize that the client is able to do 
> custome authentication?


As Andi stated before, if a non-neutron client issues some "neutron 
command" (command url given by introspection file)  it's the 
non-neutron clients problem how to deal with the response. Neutron 
clients should be required to support all exception types defined in 
the spec, including exception type="authorization".

I'd remove the header.

Thanks,
Thomas



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> Michi
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