Super handy and easy to set up solution—really liked it.
Since I found it, I’ve been locking down parts of my website.
But the latest Linux distros (thanks to new Python) no longer support things like "cgid", so the framework’s busted on those setups.
I messed with the "auth" script, but even when I got logged in again, it just kept redirecting me to "auth/auth?/%3f"—that page’s dead.
Apache logs show this:
[Mon Aug 31 21:53:48.982564 2026] [deflate:error] [pid 1903604:tid 1903608] (104)Connection reset by peer: [client 192.168.1.7:47174] AH10298: failed reading from PIPE bucket, referer: https://extranet.mydomain.com/auth/auth?/%3f
PS:
Yes, I know that there is a "legacy-cgi" fork, but it would be great if the "apache_2fa" framework were to leverage new Python libraries.
Super handy and easy to set up solution—really liked it.
Since I found it, I’ve been locking down parts of my website.
But the latest Linux distros (thanks to new Python) no longer support things like "cgid", so the framework’s busted on those setups.
I messed with the "auth" script, but even when I got logged in again, it just kept redirecting me to "auth/auth?/%3f"—that page’s dead.
Apache logs show this:
PS:
Yes, I know that there is a "legacy-cgi" fork, but it would be great if the "apache_2fa" framework were to leverage new Python libraries.