[users@httpd] SHA Encryption

[jk...@lancasterlabs.com]

I am trying to load a password file from a Netscape web server into Apache.
Netscape uses the SHA encryption method.  I have the file in the correct
format, but Apache doesn't seem to like it.  So I tried creating a new
password file using the HTPASSWD command with the -cs options to use the SHA
encryption.  When I pull up my web page and type in the user name and
password that I just added, it won't let me in.  Is there something that I
have to do in the configuration to let Apache know that my password file is
using the SHA encryption method?  The password is prefixed with {SHA} so I
didn't think that would be necessary.  Has anybody tries this and had any
luck with it?

Jeremy K. Stoltzfus 
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