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Re: [PLUG] Apache 2.x Authentication No Work
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lists said:
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> PHP has nothing to do with .htaccess. I am using PHP though.
Yes, I know. My point was that it might be a bug in the interaction
between Apache 2.0 and some of it's modules. I only used the bug in the
interaction between Apache and PHP as an example.
>
> Michael
>
> Paul wrote:
> What does PHP
> have to do with .htaccess? Just focus on Apache. Maybe the
> old config files are still there and confusing the new Apache.
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> lists wrote:
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> Anyone and everyone's thoughts or knowledge would
> sincerely be appreciated here... I installed Apache 2.0.40 along
> with MySQL
> 3.23.52, PHP 4.2.2, and mod_perl-2 on SuSE 7.3. Everything seemed
> to work
> perfectly. But, I could not get authentication to work on Apache
> 2.0.40 using .htaccess files or using the directory method. I feel
> like I read too much yeaterday in order to get this working. I
> spent more than 10 hours looking for a reason it wouldn't work,
> including reinstalling/upgrading to Apache 2.0.43 and PHP 4.2.3 (only
> because PHP 2.0.43 is the latest stable release). Apache 2.0.43 made no
> difference in getting authentication to work. I'm curious if
> anyone has got authentication working on this release. I think
> something has been changed in mod_auth. So, knowing that
> authentication works using .htaccess files on Apache 1.3.x, which I
> have running on Windows 2000, I decided to remove Apache 2.0.43 and PHP
> 4.2.3 and try Apache 1.3.27. I found that installing Apache
> 1.3.27 combined with PHP 4.2.3 is flawless and authentication using the
> directory method works perfectly! What the f*ck!? I'd like
> to kick the sh*t out of someone for distributing flawed software.
> I appreciate the free software, but, for God's sake, make sure it works
> so people aren't spending hours on end trying to get something to work
> that won't. Clear documentation based on certain configuration
> and usage objectives would be great too. The perfect instructions
> I found were at the end of the Install file, but authentication using
> the directory method versus the .htaccess file method is hidden.
> I guess since I've been
> into open-source software for less than a year I've got some lessons
> to
> learn...seriously. If it's my fault, which I cannot imagine since
> I was able to get authentication working in just minutes using Apache
> 1.3.27, I retract all of the above negative statements and
> apologize. If not, I think Apache owes everyone a public apology.
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