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Hi,
I'am using apache2 and basic authentication to prebent the server. Now I'am searching for something that the client can change the password by itselfs instead doing it on the server. Any ideas? Thanks Patrick ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ mailto:p.neumann@@ids-scheer.de to contact remove one @ from the adress ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ |
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*** Zephyr wrote/escribió (Mon, 9 Feb 2004 18:12:12 +0100):
> I'am using apache2 and basic authentication to prebent the server. Now I'am > searching for something that the client can change the password by itselfs > instead doing it on the server. You need a server-side scripting language (such as PHP or Perl) you server allows you to use. Then you can either write the script yourself or look for a prewritten one. You can use a database-based auth module like mod_auth_mysql, since modifying a database is normally easier than modifying a file, or simply write the .htpasswd file. -- -- -- Álvaro G. Vicario - Burgos, Spain -- |