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riviereg
Joined: 20 Jan 2006
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 Posted: Tue 14 Mar '06 8:59 Post subject: Mod_auth_form and Apache 2.2 |
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Dear All,
Our company need to setup an Apache authentication based on an existing MySQL users Database. The requirements are the following:
- Use a Web Server based authentication (for security centralization)
- Use a existing MySQL Database (used by other applications) with username field and a password field
- Use the company designed form for Logging
- Use Cookies based sessions
We currently use apache 2.2 on a windows 2003 server for this site. I'd like to setup this authentication. The Mod_auth_form seam to be the good solution but doen't exist yet for Apache 2.2. Does someone have a good advice for me ? is there other solutions ?
Thanks,
Guillaume
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James Blond
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Joined: 19 Jan 2006
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riviereg
Joined: 20 Jan 2006
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| Posted: Wed 15 Mar '06 3:46 Post subject: Form based login |
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Dear James,
Thank you for the reply, I will try to use this module.
But with this, I have to use another module (maybe usertrack)
to build a web based form authentication, rigth ?
The good thing with mod_auth_form is that all is integrated, login form,
redirection to the login form when session expire, etc ...
Is it possile to do this with mod_auth_mysql and another module ?
Guillaume |
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