Mixing with mod_auth. How to?

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Mixing with mod_auth. How to?

Forum: Help

Creator: donertier

Created: 2005-06-22

Updated: 2013-04-23

donertier - 2005-06-22

Hello,

I have been trying to get mod_auth_mysql to work along with mod_auth for the same directory. My code looks like this right now:

AuthName "SUPER SECRET JOINT"
AuthType Basic

AuthAuthoritative Off
AuthUserFile /super/secret/.htpasswd

Auth_MySQL_Username super
Auth_MySQL_Password secret
Auth_MySQL_DB test
Auth_MySQL_Password_Table members
Auth_MySQL_Username_Field login
Auth_MySQL_Password_Field pswd
Auth_MySQL_Encrypted_Passwords Off
Auth_MySQL_Non_Persistent On
Auth_MySQL On
Auth_MySQL_Authoritative Off
Auth_MySQL_Empty_Passwords Off

require valid-user

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- Jerry Stuckle - 2005-06-22
  
  Hello, donertier,
  
  Sorry, I can't help you. These configuration statements are from someone else's version of the module.
  
  If you got this from the Debian package, I suggest you follow up on the Debian lists. Otherwise, you can download and install the package here on SourceForge. It does work with mod_auth.
  
  Again, I'm sorry I can't be of any help.
  
  Jerry
  
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- donertier - 2005-06-22
  
  Ah that's what I thought. I'll go ahead and install your version. Been wasting too much time on this old one.
  
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