Hi,
Thanks Ray and Joe for your help. I've followed Joe's advice and read the
"mod_auth_basic" module, which I found very instructive. I've already
managed to change this module, compile it under windows with cl.exe,
register it and handle "WRAP" auth schemes. I'm now starting to write the
WRAP to
2010/1/15 Pedro Félix :
> Now, my main question is how to create a separate building environment for
> this module. I've downloaded the httpd sources, and created several files in
> the source tree (mod_auth_wrap.c, mod_auth_wrap.dep, mod_auth_wrap.mak). I'm
> using the mod_auth_wrap.mak makefile
Pedro Félix wrote:
[snip]
However, I would like to create a separate
building environment (not in the httpd source tree) with only my module and
all the artifacts required to build it under windows and linux. Any thoughts
or advices regarding this?
I do not know about the Windows-side (thou
Hello
IBM DCE (Distributed Computing Environment) is an authentication and
authorization system using "kerberos v5"-like credential to access a DFS
(Distributed File System) filespace
I'm looking to write my own apache 2.2 module that would allow me to:
force authentication on a specific URL/C