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Apache two-factor (2FA) authentication with Google Authenticator based on Time-based One-Time Password (TOTP) or HMAC-based one-time password (HOTP) Algorithms.
I'm new to 2FA and just set it up for my private web services. Now I'm wondering if we aren't missing a "destroy token" functionality which could be triggered when...
From the Apache http documentation regarding AuthDigest which is used as an example in this project's documentation: This module implements HTTP Digest Authentication ([RFC2617](http://www.faqs.org/rfcs/rfc2617.html)), and provides an alternative to [mod_auth_basic](https://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.4/mod/mod_auth_basic.html)...
I'm using mod_proxy in front of an internal https server. I'm using a location as follows: AuthType Digest AuthName "Please login" AuthDigestUserFile /usr/local/apache/accounts.pwd Require valid-user ProxyPass https://internal server/ ProxyPassReverse https://internal...
Hi, Nice work on the 2fa part, i am building a proxy that uses this but i want to be able to proxy requests to an internal machine, and im...
Hi, - can we use whatever keys we generate ourselves, as long as they correlate to the Google Authenticator tool? - there is a reference to page https://nerdyness2012.wordpress.com/tag/oathtool/ and it...
Using the Apache 2FA authentication method, how can I bypass authentication for an IP address range? The idea being that any external requests coming in via the internet are always...
Hi, I've followed the instructions in the readme file to the letter, for a test domain. When I attempt to authenticate, the redirect URL changes to the following: `http://test/auth/auth?/%3f` When...
I have completed 1st step of authentication, but after successful authenticate google authenticate page will not come, straight redirect to protected directory. Not sure why? Can you please help me...
I'm not a Python expert, but using Ubuntu 16.04 I found the current instructions apparently start python3 by default. In Linux, "python" start Python v2.x while "python3" starts Python v3.x....
Hello, I have a question regarding the user Authentication, Would be possible to use Active directory instead of local users. Best Regards, Hamzaoui
