Add instructions for authorization header under Apache #124
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@SimonFrings Thanks for looking into this, changes LGTM!
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This pull requests adds an additional line of configuration to the
.htaccessfile to support authorization headers under Apache.I ran into this problem when I was setting up a new project which sets the HTTP
Authorizationheader. It seems like Apache does not pass theAuthorizationheader by default, because the default setting for theCGIPassAuthisOff, according to Apache's documentation. The same issue has been reported in several forums e.g. this one on stackoverflow.Adding these instructions to the
.htaccesscauses the authorization header to be passed along 👍Inside our acceptance tests we're using the php docker image which has special configuration settings for Apache, thus sending the
Authorizationheader along without any additional adjustments needed.