[ogpx] Authenticating rez_avatar/request?
"Hurliman, John" <john.hurliman@intel.com> Wed, 27 January 2010 01:57 UTC
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Subject: [ogpx] Authenticating rez_avatar/request?
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On the region domain side, how is a region able to identify which AD is calling rez_avatar/request? The LL Vaak regions seem to have some way of knowing if the call is being made by a trusted AD because a message is returned about an unauthorized user if I try to login with my own AD. What is the proper way of implementing the same whitelisting functionality in my own region domain code? John
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