Re: [patch] mod_auth_ldap doesn't effectively use the cache with"require user User1 User2 .." directives

[Yavor Trapkov <tr...@netscape.net>]

"require group" works and can replace "require user User1 User2 ..." if one knows about the problem, but there are at least three things here:

- "require user User1 User2 ..." is a supported option and it has to work properly with the cache
- the directive is very convinient and makes the web site (administrator) independant of any LDAP interventions (creating/modifying of additional groups) which is not always easy in a please where we have many subsites that require authentication
- I don't know how others use this option but I think it's in common use, and not having the cache here the access to web site becomes much slower.

The change I propose is rather semantical and should be easy implemented.

Regards
Yavor Trapkov

Graham Leggett <mi...@sharp.fm> wrote:

>Yavor Trapkov wrote:
>
>> mod_auth_ldap doesn't effectively use the cache with "require user User1 
>> User2
>> .." directives
>
>Why not just use "require group"?
>
>Regards,
>Graham
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>-----------------------------------------
>minfrin@sharp.fm        "There's a moon
>                    over Bourbon Street
>                        tonight..."
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Yavor Trapkov


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