30-Jun-99 17:37 you wrote:
> hi:
> I have same problem,where can I get RTFM?
> thanks a lot,
You can not GET RTFM :-)) You can DO RTFM ... FM's are in your Apache
distribution in subdirectory htdocs/manual. Point you browser on index.html
and read about AuthDBMUserFile in section "Run-time configuration directives".
> sincerely
> sun
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> From: Khimenko Victor[SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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> Sent: Wednesday, June 30, 1999 2:23 AM
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> Subject: Re: Question on upgrading from Stronghold
> 29-Jun-99 12:15 you wrote:
>> I'm having a bit of problem with the authentication in changing over from
>> Stronghold to mod_ssl. In my new conf file I have added :
>> <Directory /usr/secure-docs/secure>
>> AuthType Basic
>> AuthName Strategis
>> AuthDBMUserFile /rz6c/stronghold/pw/level1
>> require valid-user
>> </Directory>
>> which mod_ssl doesn't like. Does mod_ssl support DBM user files for
>> authentication, or do I have to use a .htaccess file and if so is there an
>> available utility that I can use to do this.
> Yes, mod_ssl does not support DBM user files. As well as plain text files.
> It does not support authentification with MySQL and PostgreSQL as well.
> You must use other modules for this. RTFM (not FM from mod_ssl but FM from
> Apache itself). If I recall correctly AuthDBMUserFIle come from mod_auth_dbm
> so you must have this module in bundle...
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