Nuno Miguel Neves <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Hi.
>
> I'm trying to use mod_auth_pam and mod_ssl, but it seems that they are
> exclusive!
What version of mod_auth_pam? What version of PAM?
> When I compile Apache without SSL, the .htacces file works fine, and shows
> me a login/password window on the browser, but when I have mod_ssl, the
> window doesn't even show up!
What happens? Can users get to the protected pages? What's in the logfiles;
Apache, mod_ssl, & PAM?
> I want the window to appear, so that I can type my login/password over
> SSL, obviously, so is there any way I can force Apache (or mod_ssl) to use
> an authentication mechanism(like mod_auth_pam) ??
What does your .htaccess look like? Do you have `FakeBasicAuth' turned on
anywhere?
Getting mod_auth_pam to work should be no different then getting any of the
other BasicAuth modules, like mod_auth_db, to work.
There is now a mod_auth_pam mailing list. See http://blank.pages.de/pam/
for more info.
-Tom
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