Example of use about php-ntlm

[loune]

myComputer is just the netbios name of the web server, but you could really make it anything that's alpha-numeric.

[jmvelasco]

Thanks for your replay loune.

I have changed the parameters to:

$auth = ntlm_prompt("http://redirect/site/after/login", "DOMAIN", "IIS_SERVER_HOST", "DOMAIN", "IIS_SERVER_HOST", "get_ntlm_user_hash");

The DOMAIN I have set is the same that is shown at the Windows Security popup below the user and password boxes.

I can't understand why we have to pass the domain and the computer twice. What is the difference with .local? I am setting the same values for both. Is that wrong?

On the callback function, for the moment I have hardcoded my user/password in the array.

I have added log messages and what I see is the check

if ($msg[8] == "\x01") { 

at line 216 is never true. Here is the log output: https://gist.github.com/jmvelasco/6315bdb238fbb13195f6

I am on a Server 2008 RS2 server with IIS 7.0 and the following settings:

• IIS Authentication: Windows Authentication Only
  • Extended protocol Off
  • Enable Kernel-mode authentication
  • Providers:
    - Negotiate
    - NTLM
• On the IE browser I have defined for the custom level at trusted zone the User Authentication - Logon to "automatic logon with current user name and passoword"

By the way, without your library and the settings described above I get the logged user with the sentence:
$user = $_SERVER['AUTH_USER'];

I would love to understand why I can't make to work your code.

Thanks in advance.

Regards.

[loune]

If you are using IIS, there's no need to use my script as IIS has native NTLM. As you found out, you can just get the username using $_SERVER['AUTH_USER']. This library is mainly for people who use nginx and apache, and on a server outside their domain.

[jmvelasco]

Great, I have found I coudn't get the headers from IIS, so the user-login popup was always shown.
I like your library by the way, good work!. Congrats.