My host is asking my this:
“Can you also confirm if the application is working properly with the suPHP manager?”
They also write this to me:
“It seems that the ea-apache24-mod_env package was not installed. Please note that to test the HTTP_AUTHORIZATION header with a phpinfo () page, you must define it in the request.”
Can you help on this ?
Thanks
Is there a other way for the app to get access to the site ?
For the moment I have to turn off PHP-FastCGI (PHP-FPM) because of the app. All my server is affected by that, for all of my sites. My host also told me that: “Note that CGI deletes the headers for security reasons.”
It sounds like you’ll need to move the site to a server that does allow the Basic Auth headers. When a server deletes the headers then the apps cannot authenticate the request.
In the future, if JSON Web Tokens becomes a viable option for authorization with the apps, then other types of servers may be used with the apps. For the time being the apps do require the Basic Auth headers get passed (not deleted).
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