Re: [Apache] MySQL Authentification

[Sébastien Bisoglio <bsebastien bluewin ch>]

Alexander Dalloz wrote:
> Am Mi, den 29.12.2004 schrieb Sébastien Bisoglio um 10:06:
>
> First and very important:
>
> DON'T hijack foreign threads! You replied to a thread from April 2004
> with the topic "Network Problem". Always start a new list mail with an
> empty mail. Use your address book if you don't remember the list mail
> address.
Ok i'm sorry for this !!!
> > I'm having a problem with MySQL authentification with apache (for 
> > protected folders).
> >
> > Now i'm using a thing like this :
> >
> > <Directory /var/www/html/prive>
> > AuthName "Espace Privé"
> > AuthType Basic
> >
> > AuthMySQLUser fdfdsfds
> > AuthMySQLPassword fdsfdsfds
> > AuthMySQLDB auth
> > AuthMySQLUserTable users
> > AuthMySQLNameField user_name
> > AuthMySQLPasswordField user_passwd
> > AuthMySQLGroupField user_group
> >
> > require group fdsfds
> > </Directory>
> >
> > But i have 10 folders to make like this then i'm searching for a 
> > solution which is more simple... Have you ?
>
>
> More simple in which way? You should be more clear in what your problem
> is.
I dont know if i can make this with an .htaccess or if it exists a 
module for making this better.
> > I have a second problem. For adding people in my auth database, i'm 
> > using PHPMyadmin and i make a SQL query but i need a more simple web 
> > interface to do this.. it exist or not ?
>
>
> If you need a specific web interface for only the purpose to fill the
> AUTH table for your Apache users, then simply write it your own using
> PHP. This can be done within a few minutes. Though I don't really
> understand what's simpler than using phpMyAdmin. You don't need to make
> SQL queries but could edit the table content like an Excel sheet. Or
> simply store SQL statement for reuse.
I know. I'm developping 1 but i just want to know if a project like this 
exist or not ;)
> Alexander
Sébastien
>