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Thanks, please contact me re full programme.Mike<br />

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Thanks, please contact me re full programme.Mike


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Does anyone know of a perl script that lets people register with username and password of their choice. &nbsp;These are then written to the .htpasswd file so next time they log on they gain access.If fact exactly what is used in the Experts forum registration process.<br />
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I've searched the Perl script lists I've found and found one called register but at present it won't write to the .htpasswd file.<br />
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I have seen another one called Selina Sols Authorisation but it seems very complicated.<br />
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There must be more than one script like this around so any suggestions will be most welcome.
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Does anyone know of a perl script that lets people register with username and password of their choice.  These are then written to the .htpasswd file so next time they log on they gain access.If fact exactly what is used in the Experts forum registration process.

I've searched the Perl script lists I've found and found one called register but at present it won't write to the .htpasswd file.

I have seen another one called Selina Sols Authorisation but it seems very complicated.

There must be more than one script like this around so any suggestions will be most welcome.

Password programme wanted

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