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  • dave
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    php authentication

    Hello,
    I'm trying to get php authentication going both on a Linux rh9 box and
    two *bsd systems. In none of these cases is it working as passwords are
    shadowed and i don't want to make the shadowed password files readable. Does
    anyone have this going preferably without using an external sql database?
    Thanks.
    Dave.


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    • B. Johannessen
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      Re: php authentication

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      dave wrote:[color=blue]
      > I'm trying to get php authentication going both on a Linux rh9 box and
      > two *bsd systems. In none of these cases is it working as passwords are
      > shadowed and i don't want to make the shadowed password files[/color]
      readable. Does[color=blue]
      > anyone have this going preferably without using an external sql database?[/color]

      mod_auth_pam.c, pluggable authentication (PAM) for Apache
      http://pam.sourceforge.net/mod_auth_pam/



      Bob

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        • dave
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          Re: php authentication

          Hello,
          Thanks for the reply. I looked at mod_pam, but it appeared as if it only
          worked with apache .htaccess, i want to use php to control access.
          Thanks.
          Dave.


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            • B. Johannessen
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              Re: php authentication

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              dave wrote:[color=blue]
              > Thanks for the reply. I looked at mod_pam, but it appeared as if[/color]
              it only[color=blue]
              > worked with apache .htaccess, i want to use php to control access.[/color]

              Use mod_pam for /authentication/ and PHP for /authorisation/.

              I would think $_SERVER['PHP_AUTH_USER'] is available even if
              you authenticated using mod_pam.


              Bob

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