- Checkout latest mod_ntlm module from the SourceForge CVS repository:
cvs -d:pserver:anonymous@cvs.sf.net:/cvsroot/m<wbr>odntlm checkout mod_ntlm - Change to the mod_ntlm directory created by the checkout process
- Edit configure.in so that the "/usr/include/apache2" directory points to where you have your Apache 2.0 header files located. HINT: You'll either need to have the Apache 2.0 source installed, or have an httpd-devel-* RPM of some sort installed.
- Also modify configure.in so that the path for apxs is correct. The default of "/usr/sbin/apxs2" is probably not correct, but Your Mileage May Vary.
- Run autogen.sh and cross your fingers (If first run of autogen.sh fails with a syntax error on line 33, remove trailing backslash from the "for" loop on the line above. Re-run the autogen.sh script)
- Assuming the autogen.sh script has succesfully run all the way, you should have a bunch of new files in your mod_ntlm directory, including a current Makefile
- Run make and watch some warning messages float by
- Look in the .libs directory and see if you now have mod_ntlm.so
- Copy the mod_ntlm.so from the .libs directory into the main mod_ntlm directory
- Do a make install
- If make install fails, manually install module
- copy mod_ntlm.so to your Apache 2.0 modules directory (/usr/include/httpd/modules)
- chmod 755 mod_ntlm.so (in it's new location)
- Edit Apache 2.0 configure file to include a loadmodules line for this new module: LoadModule ntlm_module modules/mod_ntlm.so
- Restart apache (apachectl reload)
Only real disappointment is the lack of ability to do NTLM group authentication. Oh well...
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