Nick Kew <[email protected]> writes:
> Scott Gifford wrote:
>> Hello,
>> I'm using mod_ftp to provide authenticated FTP access to a Web
>> directory. It is mostly read-only, but a few users should have write
>> access to the directory. I am using mod_auth_mysql with groups for
>
> What mod_auth_mysql?
>
> There are several third-party modules with that name.
I am using the Debian package libapache2-mod-auth-mysql, which is
targeted to Apache 2.2. The package is for version 4.3.9-11, and it
includes mod_auth_mysql.so and has a copyright of:
* Copyright (c) 2001 by J. R. Westmoreland <[email protected]>
* Portions Copyright (c) 2002-2004 by Matthew Palmer <[email protected]>
> They are essentially obsoleted by the DBD framework in HTTPD/2.2.
> So you are probably using a module written for the HTTPD/2.0 authnz
> framework rather than the 2.2 one.
I could switch to the DBD framework if that is likely to help with the
problem at hand. I used this mod_auth_mysql module because it was
readily available in Debian and I was able to find some example code
and get it working quickly, but am otherwise not attached to it.
>> <Directory "/path/to/ftp">
>> Include mysql_auth.conf
>> <Limit MKD RMD STOR DELE RNFR>
>> require group writer
>> </Limit>
>> <LimitExcept MKD RMD STOR DELE RNFR>
>> Include idx_auth.conf
>> require group reader
>> </LimitExcept>
>> </Directory>
>
> What's in those Includes? <Limit> is not a general-purpose
> container, so it may not work as you expect on some or all
> of the contents of idx_auth.conf.
There is really only one file, I made an error cleaning up my email
message and changed the name in one place but not the other. It is
basically configuration options for mod_auth_mysql. I have tried
including it only in the containing <Directory> element, in both
<Limit> elements, and in just the second <Limit> element. Here are
the contents, with passwords elided:
# Disable other auth modules
AuthBasicAuthoritative Off
AuthUserFile /dev/null
# Configure Auth_MySQL
Auth_MySQL on
Auth_MySQL_Host localhost
Auth_MySQL_User apache_auth
Auth_MySQL_Password xxx
Auth_MySQL_DB idx_users
Auth_MySQL_Password xxx
Auth_MySQL_Group_Table users
Auth_MySQL_Username_Field user
Auth_MySQL_Password xxx
Auth_MySQL_Group_Field groups
Auth_MySQL_Encryption_Types Crypt
Auth_MySQL_Empty_Password xxx
Auth_MySQL_Authoritative on
AuthName "My Auth"
AuthType basic
What would be really useful is some hints for troubleshooting this. I
can't tell if mod_ftp is misbehaving, or mod_auth_mysql, or Apache, or
if everything is behaving as designed and I just misunderstand what
it's doing. I can't figure out a way to nail it down so I can take a
closer look at just one part.
Thanks for any advice!
----Scott.
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