Dear Wee Keong,
I had written something for Perl on windows for
login, password.
login.cgi will call check.cgi and check.cgi will
call password.cgi. a bit messy. but you can try to
use. The scripts will create html. it is not from
apache.
To prompt users in from apache, you have to set
the private_groups and private users, also set the
httpd.conf files. this is some thing I know. there
should be more ref.
Thanks and cheers,
Andrew
--- Tan Wee Keong <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi,
>
> Recently I've received a task to write a script
> (CGI) to allow changing
> of user password on a web page. Basically I'm very
> new to CGIs and is
> facing a tremendous problem starting this task.
>
> Basically, the script is supposed to run on Apache
> (ran as "nobody") and
> allow users to change their system password via web
> interface. I'm not
> too sure whether it can be done this way or is it
> right to be done this
> way. Therefore I seek help from here to reach a
> conclusion.
>
> Can any gurus advise me?
>
> WK
>
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