Hello,

we authenticate users that work with our web app through ADS. The
authentication request is forwarded by Apache to ADS. The problem is
now that if the same user clicks within 5 seconds on some link or
button in our web app ADS sends some reply back that does not include
the user's credentials. Our web app then responds by ignoring the
user's request.

If the user waits for more than 5 seconds and then clicks on some link
the reply from ADS includes the credentials from ADS, the user is
authenticated successfully and is forwarded to the next page as
requested.

Anybody some idea what the problem could be or what we could try to do?
We have spent quite a bit some time with this issue and don't seem to
be getting anywhere.

Thanx, Olli

I think you need to give more technical detail.

What exactly is being sent to AD and what exactly are you getting back.

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Olli Plough wrote:
> Hello,
>
> we authenticate users that work with our web app through ADS. The
> authentication request is forwarded by Apache to ADS. The problem is
> now that if the same user clicks within 5 seconds on some link or
> button in our web app ADS sends some reply back that does not include
> the user's credentials. Our web app then responds by ignoring the
> user's request.
>
> If the user waits for more than 5 seconds and then clicks on some link
> the reply from ADS includes the credentials from ADS, the user is
> authenticated successfully and is forwarded to the next page as
> requested.
>
> Anybody some idea what the problem could be or what we could try to do?
> We have spent quite a bit some time with this issue and don't seem to
> be getting anywhere.
>
> Thanx, Olli
>

Joe Richards [MVP] schrieb:

> I think you need to give more technical detail.
>
> What exactly is being sent to AD and what exactly are you getting back.
>
> --
> Joe Richards Microsoft MVP Windows Server Directory Services
> Author of O'Reilly Active Directory Third Edition
> www.joeware.net
>
>
> ---O'Reilly Active Directory Third Edition now available---
>
> http://www.joeware.net/win/ad3e.htm
>
>
> Olli Plough wrote:
> > Hello,
> >
> > we authenticate users that work with our web app through ADS. The
> > authentication request is forwarded by Apache to ADS. The problem is
> > now that if the same user clicks within 5 seconds on some link or
> > button in our web app ADS sends some reply back that does not include
> > the user's credentials. Our web app then responds by ignoring the
> > user's request.
> >
> > If the user waits for more than 5 seconds and then clicks on some link
> > the reply from ADS includes the credentials from ADS, the user is
> > authenticated successfully and is forwarded to the next page as
> > requested.
> >
> > Anybody some idea what the problem could be or what we could try to do?
> > We have spent quite a bit some time with this issue and don't seem to
> > be getting anywhere.
> >
> > Thanx, Olli
> >