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AFAIK, you need to use a cgi program which displays the protected files after LDAP authentification
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AFAIK, you need to use a cgi program which displays the protected files after LDAP authentification

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It looks like there are two LDAP authentication modules for apache:<br />
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AuthLDAP<br />
AuthPerLDAP<br />
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I can't say that I've used either one, but the facility seems to exist...<br />
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It looks like there are two LDAP authentication modules for apache:

AuthLDAP
AuthPerLDAP

I can't say that I've used either one, but the facility seems to exist...



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Is there any way to take an LDAP directory's username and password and integrate that with an htaccess file? &nbsp;For instance, let's say that I want the files in /usr/local/public_html/pro<wbr />tected to be accessible to certain users. &nbsp;Instead of referring to some username/password list in an htaccess file, I would like to use the username and password from that user's LDAP directory username and password. &nbsp;Anyone have an idea how to do this? &nbsp;I am using the Apache web server and Netscape's latest LDAP directory.
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Is there any way to take an LDAP directory's username and password and integrate that with an htaccess file?  For instance, let's say that I want the files in /usr/local/public_html/protected to be accessible to certain users.  Instead of referring to some username/password list in an htaccess file, I would like to use the username and password from that user's LDAP directory username and password.  Anyone have an idea how to do this?  I am using the Apache web server and Netscape's latest LDAP directory.

LDAP and htaccess on Apache

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