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Update of /cvsroot/mod-auth/mod_authn_dbi In directory sc8-pr-cvs1.sourceforge.net:/tmp/cvs-serv9599 Modified Files: INSTALL README AUTHORS TODO Log Message: polished the documentation a little Index: INSTALL =================================================================== RCS file: /cvsroot/mod-auth/mod_authn_dbi/INSTALL,v retrieving revision 1.2 retrieving revision 1.3 diff -u -d -r1.2 -r1.3 --- INSTALL 25 Oct 2003 04:14:38 -0000 1.2 +++ INSTALL 25 Feb 2004 21:48:06 -0000 1.3 @@ -1,229 +1,6 @@ -Copyright (C) 1994, 1995, 1996, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002 Free Software -Foundation, Inc. - - This file is free documentation; the Free Software Foundation gives -unlimited permission to copy, distribute and modify it. - -Basic Installation -================== - - These are generic installation instructions. - - The `configure' shell script attempts to guess correct values for -various system-dependent variables used during compilation. 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Usually - `configure' can determine that directory automatically. - -`configure' also accepts some other, not widely useful, options. Run -`configure --help' for more details. +NOTE: The main documentation of mod_authn_dbi lives at + http://mod-auth.sourceforge.net/docs/mod_authn_dbi/ + See README for a quick'n'dirty ascii-conversion in + case you don't have a browser handy! Index: README =================================================================== RCS file: /cvsroot/mod-auth/mod_authn_dbi/README,v retrieving revision 1.3 retrieving revision 1.4 diff -u -d -r1.3 -r1.4 --- README 25 Oct 2003 21:58:54 -0000 1.3 +++ README 25 Feb 2004 21:48:06 -0000 1.4 @@ -1,512 +1,647 @@ +This Apache Module is part of the "2.1 Authentication Project". +Homepage: http://mod-auth.sourceforge.net/ -What is mod_authn_dbi? -====================== - -Auth*Provider for Apache 2.1-dev/2.2 using libdbi as a backend. -This should allow use of many different databases, including MySQL, PgSQL, and Oracle. [...999 lines suppressed...] - password value will be accepted with any password that - the user supplies. default for this option is "disabled" +AuthnDbiUsernameField Directive +------------------------------- +Description: The table field that contains the username +Syntax: AuthnDbiUsernameField DbiConfigName field +Default: Username +Context: server config +Status: External +Module: mod_authn_dbi -5.) support for disabled passwords - any account with "!" or "*" as value - will be interpreted as locked account. - basically this just suppresses a warning and - could be done with IsActive ...but whatever :-} - (actually, i needed it for an existing installation - i plan to use mod_authn_dbi with) +The name of the column that mod_authn_dbi will interpret as username. Index: AUTHORS =================================================================== RCS file: /cvsroot/mod-auth/mod_authn_dbi/AUTHORS,v retrieving revision 1.3 retrieving revision 1.4 diff -u -d -r1.3 -r1.4 --- AUTHORS 8 Feb 2004 06:12:31 -0000 1.3 +++ AUTHORS 25 Feb 2004 21:48:06 -0000 1.4 @@ -1,8 +1,79 @@ +This Apache Module is part of the "2.1 Authentication Project". + +Homepage: http://mod-auth.sourceforge.net/ + + Core Coding: - Paul Querna - Axel Grossklaus + Paul Querna <ch...@fo...> + Axel Grossklaus <ho...@us...> Various Bug Fixes: Rob Emanuele Brice Tebbs + + + +PGP-Keys: + + +pub 1024D/20EBD970 2004-02-25 Axel Grossklaus <ho...@us...> +sig 3 20EBD970 2004-02-25 Axel Grossklaus <ho...@us...> +sig 3 CAAED99D 2004-02-25 Axel Grossklaus <ax...@no...> +sig 3 F6CA1C7F 2004-02-25 Axel Grossklaus <ag...@pr...> +sub 4096g/4645EA72 2004-02-25 +sig 20EBD970 2004-02-25 Axel Grossklaus <ho...@us...> + +-----BEGIN PGP PUBLIC KEY BLOCK----- +Version: GnuPG v1.2.2 (GNU/Linux) + +mQGiBEA8/88RBAC2mRvsvaY/UhFvgI213jvrRbGp7gq5hN4IYsT8Vi9/E87Lu9bc +4WHGE1T8eC3WMbvF+x5F6mJ8ygEcPu37QWB9UiBDRR6ZflRF+GAZZ7Lmnz9jg9/o +wRSyUjPXliodFb+em+YizFIJNsLXgl8T6PzQT4AA529RmOjTbFzSiklNzwCg5ATv +3rrhR8TYTxMmXaDqjDRzNkMD/1YYin/YjNYzuLQ6h/RfVhRXNvS9sfv/xCIvxQCt +w3u+soKyUC9vZ08lge97LKsND8ZrZbmX7ZeR1YI3aG9HoTLZHZ0VZ+w3dqkYWVDc +KW3CvFayYKnqZcRZrcSe6Pk6Up/kg+HvEpDZBo9u8JAbTjWU5/QZYqpa6uTgkGgr +KbzKA/4gmAPZluLxMefBFfFrmF3416S9WruRoVy3vqCcW9Eatp2GICYlABTmOH6D +B7WOZhW/m4tYgvxjPLin1Ks5F9+CA9PU84ptDulpxi8HsOkRP95Ed5Ao64pngu1l +zLVycHdDhgLEIgrftpZ89Qm9+Dv+N+tBjEbP8RD1wd7PmySZo7QsQXhlbCBHcm9z +c2tsYXVzIDxob254QHVzZXJzLnNvdXJjZWZvcmdlLm5ldD6IXAQTEQIAHAUCQDz/ +zwcLCQgHAwIBAxUCAwMWAgECHgECF4AACgkQpFZkeiDr2XDXtgCfVCwcfs09qbEd +2gJqH06GTS3UYVgAn0L1Q4bYMGT7RwXW8eyMwelqEoM+iJwEEwECAAYFAkA9AYUA +CgkQjFo+Xcqu2Z3kPwQAmm5KxYF0fTOlKPnAAIycZHCs0lJP5YucY8tmloUVpGU0 +8OdvVcC4avjt8l8YxTHhImWDOz/Ea7TB6v1NVuxsqifGD0JYsnH6wnxRBms4kPyf +WPsSwOJc3AIfaK7SfJCWyxAKLyFy7GpWKgNGWPgyD9bzWX4GY0HspECDWFQZ/7WJ +ARwEEwECAAYFAkA9AbEACgkQfrjVWvbKHH+vyAf/f0A6h90ZnvlnS6vokVXpYaAB +OkL6z/+NnjYCil9rIRGw2dt46TYJ4KfyCWIOTbtleoNy8Rk0MMTfWm+R4ws+jJQr +gKTJdbGA3rhDg7e+mHqMzMNNO1QiCgb3HKzxjyKOW36VEF9XUVsYKA5AYitubfUZ +c0+QXX2NgEBzNe7KkDdIa26jh+HvDidhtRaXYj4VxXngoFHuxAnXuOLHbg2iBwY2 +7leV1o9oQXaSTZWCbWAkwkiWmy9Vk3xcqVoQjwaqgUv8+4hCAV4RtgFwV7ldagsK +NRsakYIieg7xVDt4WUkXURfrz5u5zYgfHmDA6g99Dnzrf8a4Qq5wHuSDbih6fLkE +DQRAPQC5EBAA98rZUDNP/KmvDZn757IK/OSb1e5eZAu0jXEpootD4kZCd8+InX1S +93sX/LkFU4dRB4SXP48gaZmr8RrmfrZESCpaUnNrhr/43gdNjjyhHj8Toy41AF0Z +37MdDsga3dCZ+o0Tk5+6fA5hAYLF0khveUcEcX4qNpzfUS11z4e/M2Oljd6Kjoel +JImU4nTw/YKpfyauInQO01gtSRHmDfeuiJlh2eZqezsfPEZWsoDHqGogRyXXsMPS +6boMhiTebcXzsr5JMYP5sozWaP9ywXnYs3xvs1J3+ZGhD4p3vRtK5baGecLVFUUi +i8QSvhAGWE3OxILLnY/sPxow6RzRqyXGo5kYVYelTrgi2KNRHXRYjNgTQyXFHjVU +rudv8UZ7Kpzl7fW7JL0NzAfo421kBXbeu/zvv6Dl2T2+aDuDLitw5ndbj/a+oPhi +7leIRGOfarm7zAY0pBdEATHPLsRZVw8kiFdYdhyX6/ejT0k4LzegCgpcTXrZwSf+ +aAmZddV6t+GKqe3M579O4Iq1WG02CNWbeTa5BiZzMDnpIzpcOK7W9XT0I7I06GQ0 +IgEW5E+g1m8KcWcC0W4nPsoYJ0Yv0PZbAa4UM50FUKJe3SmbGDBiG3jbFM7aZ+R6 +ZJHx17Qe5pdaLND42oAkofNN10zOF1rcdq7SBgtAsSydP2zDZtetVP8AAwUQAOYI +d1/q/P8lq415WVHJbhGPsoE6NIDHuwJUtI+c8vO5ddwIO5RYlKPyDzAcFnkpAfC6 +PLzC/0Z2GyLGhXLfpFW8lY37/9A1QUUNFpKII5Y7eKclyfdt06JRFRe+8+bzb5dt +C75iWVwn6/aCyVYb3RsCKBWHMUgU4usSint/08JhRWi8XMLwkoW0C85Tn3FFLMkd +ZyZDf5/2YKWBZvLkT3Pd9n+VbQ3g/QHuwxealALqdqzJmsappfaH7SbwrnbqqCMt +AsWdTLLcRSBIuOrxK5d6awq8tUxJgVF0Q5t/rTFY6nMgFyZw4/FlGMEYpy3hsiJu +WKZpbypobWgqTZkroZhrL/06WIPtekmpVRsTdfnU0p4RNZXdptnRlvrlFG9z+T4/ +0mi66vmpC8BIM9JPQaiZ9N3ZbGjH8cmJBzvn8hi+NA6Hg3x7S5Ms+dmBV0xpUN6G +Y2dvAJX6WKm8R1+pavjQACaBuhGKe2y6JSpVDU0qiuxp+UGuyUkm1Q8KhRkTo9Sv +mTHGleil/zO5hETjmEu/cjapmYTPlKPunRwx8U6F7POL+8nO1XNo41eofMb5LJ9R +1lU4CIEwe75bAFNY/afZddnIC47cSNahMO9FxChLGAmKH+zRu+7BLdBnZRQu/+ZO +olTFm2bDeDFn9Woq3bcCJWmm2pp2ugb5hk+LqaPFiEYEGBECAAYFAkA9ALkACgkQ +pFZkeiDr2XAFqgCgp0z/jPZoOn/5vyffp8Bm3+tGvQwAniqh60qDi2oCkZG2fYKS +uN1+7IN8 +=EiPx +-----END PGP PUBLIC KEY BLOCK----- + + + Index: TODO =================================================================== RCS file: /cvsroot/mod-auth/mod_authn_dbi/TODO,v retrieving revision 1.6 retrieving revision 1.7 diff -u -d -r1.6 -r1.7 --- TODO 8 Feb 2004 22:41:12 -0000 1.6 +++ TODO 25 Feb 2004 21:48:06 -0000 1.7 @@ -35,6 +35,8 @@ - PPC? - Support mod_dbi_pool [chip?] +----- Released Versions: + 0.9.0 - Include HTML/XML Documentation in Releases? - Create Plain Text XSL Stuff @@ -42,15 +44,14 @@ + Remove extra files from CVS (autoconf/make stuff we don't need) [chip] ? Have external people look for security issues (Prep for 1.0) - Create "security-issues" contact address (for whole auth project?) - - Mangle usernames [axel] - - More SQL Variables [axel] + - Mangle usernames [axel/deferred for now] + - More SQL Variables [axel/done] - Send Announcements: - SourceForge - FreshMeat [chip] - modules.apache.org [chip] - Other? ------ Released Versions: 0.0.7 + Create automake/configure scripts [chip] + Merge in Changes from Axel Grossklaus [axel] |
