PyAuthenNTLM2 is an authentication module for Apache. It validates a user by means of the NTLM protocol and a separate Domain Controller (or Active Directory server).
NTLM on Firefox will convert all usernames to uppercase. This might cause confusion when you're upgrading from basic Auth to NTLM and have lowercase usernames in your database. This adds an option NameCase which you can set to 'lower' or 'upper', which enforces lowercase/uppercase in REMOTE_USER. Omitting this option makes PyAuthenNTLM2 behave like it does now.
Also, at least some versions of Apache will always log AP_NOTICE, independent of Log Level, which causes a lot of spam in error_log. This version fixes that by using AP_INFO instead of AP_NOTICE.
NTLM on Firefox will convert all usernames to uppercase. This might cause confusion when you're upgrading from basic Auth to NTLM and have lowercase usernames in your database. This adds an option NameCase which you can set to 'lower' or 'upper', which enforces lowercase/uppercase in REMOTE_USER. Omitting this option makes PyAuthenNTLM2 behave like it does now.
Also, at least some versions of Apache will always log AP_NOTICE, independent of Log Level, which causes a lot of spam in error_log. This version fixes that by using AP_INFO instead of AP_NOTICE.