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 In case you don't want to rely on [[nocode:authorization|Apache Authorization]] you have to write it in your application.
-No-Code uses http headers to provide authentication results like REMOTE_USER for user login name. Apache handles all the information so you can send it to your application as needed. Result statuses (i.e. something else tnak "OK") are provided in JSON format (also in
+No-Code uses http headers to provide authentication results like REMOTE_USER for user login name. Apache handles all the information so you can send it to your application as needed. Result statuses (i.e. something else tnak "OK") are provided in JSON format (also sent in http header).
-Then in you application just extract this information from header (e.g. user logon name, verification method, etc.) and then you can autherize this user.
+In you application just extract this information from header (e.g. user logon name, verification method, etc.) and then you can autherize this user or manage errors.

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