iRony not working with Centos 7/Kolab 3.5 Development

[Carpenter, Troy]

Once again spending some time on this.

When I compare behavior on an older Kolab 3.4 system version the Kolab 
3.5 installation, one thing jumps out at me so obvious I can't believe I 
missed it.

On Kolab 3.4, when I go to the /iRony URL in a browser, I get prompted 
with a basic auth window asking for username and password, with the 
text:
'A username and password are being requested by http://192.168.0.145. 
The site says: "KolabDAV" '
When I enter my username and password, it works.

However, on Kolab 3.5, I get no such auth box and it jumps right into 
error messages listed below.

I also note that if I skip the auth box (with the "cancel" button) on 
Kolab 3.4, I get the exact same error as with Kolab 3.5.

So, what seems obvious to me is that iRony on 3.5 is not triggering the 
basic authentication box when I hit the /iRony URL.

I still haven't figured out why it's not prompting for my username and 
password in the 3.5 case.


On 2015-12-08 2:54 pm, Carpenter, Troy wrote:
> Circling back to this problem, after fixing other issues on my system.
> 
> iRony still doesn't work on Centos 7 using the Kolab 3.5 Development
> Repo.  There have been a number of iRony updates since I first
> reported.  The current version is 0.4-9.46.el7.kolab_3.5, but it still
> has the same authentication problem.
> 
> I have verified that this problem occurs directly with the web server
> installed with Kolab.  I am not passing through any proxy which might
> munge the data before it arrives at the iRony software.
> 
> The original emails are preserved below, especially the one with the
> error message showing up in the browser.
> 
> On 2015-10-12 5:09 pm, Carpenter, Troy wrote:
>> On 2015-10-05 3:51 pm, Carpenter, Troy wrote:
>>> Kolab 3.5/Development on Centos 7.
>>> 
>>> I tried to configure OutlookDAV to work with Kolab, but it doesn't
>>> seem to authenticate properly.
>>> 
>>> Output from httpraw:
>>> 
>>> [05-Oct-2015 19:46:52,830700 -0400]: RESPONSE: 401 Unauthorized
>>> a: application/xml; charset=utf-8
>>> 
>>> <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
>>> <d:error xmlns:d="DAV:" xmlns:s="http://sabredav.org/ns">
>>>   <s:sabredav-version>2.1.6</s:sabredav-version>
>>>   <s:exception>Sabre\DAV\Exception\NotAuthenticated</s:exception>
>>>   <s:message>No basic authentication headers were found</s:message>
>>> </d:error>
>>> 
>>> If I point OutlookDAV to my 3.4 installation on Centos 6.7, it works 
>>> fine.
>>> 
>>> Is there something missing in the development repository?
>>> 
>>> I noticed in dav.config.inc this was missing compared to 3.4:
>>> 
>>> // Roundcube plugins. Not all are supported here.
>>> $config['kolabdav_plugins'] = array('kolab_auth');
>>> 
>> 
>> The SabreDEV site has this quote from their website:
>>   "If you use PHP through CGI or FastCGI and Apache authentication
>> headers are not passed through by default. You can enable this with
>> the following mod_rewrite rule:
>>    RewriteEngine on
>>    RewriteRule .* /server.php 
>> [E=HTTP_AUTHORIZATION:%{HTTP:Authorization},L]"
>> 
>> I have tried modifying the rewrite rules for iRony to something
>> similar, but still no luck.  I have compared the configurations
>> between both 3.4 and 3.5, but as of yet I can't find a difference that
>> would keep this from working.
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