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Posted to users@httpd.apache.org by System <sy...@eluminoustechnologies.com> on 2003/02/21 07:10:54 UTC
[users@httpd] php Apache
Hello All,
I am not sure if my post belongs to Apache or is it a concern to php.
Apache 1.3.7 and php 4.x.
Here is problem :
Problem Title : Parsing Templates in php.
Description : I have a php script which uses templates fasttemplates.when i
execute the script following error occurs :
***Warning: Invalid content of \{\} in /path/to/fasttpl.php on line 208
ERROR: Nothing parsed, nothing printed ***
this is what the line 208 is : template =
ereg_replace("{([A-Z0-9_]+)}","",$template);
When i execute the php script locally (IIS or Jana server) it works fine ,
only thing is when i upload it (ASCII) on my linux server it give me the
above Warning.
Is this a Concern with Apache???? I had Googled around and found some new
fasttemplates files but no use, it gave me the warning.
Do i need to change something in my apache conf??? where am i going wrong
help me pls??? :(
Rgds,
Tina
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RE: [users@httpd] htpasswd problem
Posted by Jerome SCHLUMBERGER <je...@nexantis.net>.
Thx ver much for the link, this will help me a lot !
By the way, do you know why there is so few informations available about
htpasswd encryption algorithm and tools to use it ? I was really surprised
not to find a post from people having the same kind of problem .
Bye
Jerome
-----Original Message-----
From: William A. Rowe, Jr. [mailto:wrowe@rowe-clan.net]
Sent: Friday, February 21, 2003 1:49 PM
To: users@httpd.apache.org
Subject: RE: [users@httpd] htpasswd problem
If you want to go with md5, see the Apache hacks within
http://search.cpan.org/author/LUISMUNOZ/Crypt-PasswdMD5-1.2/
The same should be possible within php, and the md5 password
algorithm doesn't suffer the same platform-by-platform discrepancies
as unix crypt-based passwords.
Bill
At 09:47 AM 2/21/2003, Jerome SCHLUMBERGER wrote:
>Hi all !
>
>Here is my problem :
>
>I building a script to allow user to change their password for an Apache
>Basic Auth.
>I am scripting in php and use the exec() fonction to call htpasswd and
>encrypt passwd.
>But anyway the problem is : How Apache manage to compare an encrypted
>password in a .htpasswd file and a clear password sent via a basic auth
>window. Basically I would like to do the same in php but it is impossible
as
>far as the htpasswd.exe use it's own algorithm. I also try to force the
>CRYPT usage of htpasswd, but with no success, the crypt() function used by
>php is not the same.
>I also tried solutions with md5() php function and all kind of salt in
>crypt() php function but all my efforts remains unsucessful.
>Does anybody know how apache recognise two differents pass containing the
>same information ????
>
>I am running Win 2K OS with apache 1.3.24 and php 4.2.0
>
>Any help would be super appreciated as I have been looking for the
solutions
>since 3 days ...
>
>Bye all
>
>Schlum, from Japan
>
>
>
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RE: [users@httpd] htpasswd problem
Posted by "William A. Rowe, Jr." <wr...@rowe-clan.net>.
If you want to go with md5, see the Apache hacks within
http://search.cpan.org/author/LUISMUNOZ/Crypt-PasswdMD5-1.2/
The same should be possible within php, and the md5 password
algorithm doesn't suffer the same platform-by-platform discrepancies
as unix crypt-based passwords.
Bill
At 09:47 AM 2/21/2003, Jerome SCHLUMBERGER wrote:
>Hi all !
>
>Here is my problem :
>
>I building a script to allow user to change their password for an Apache
>Basic Auth.
>I am scripting in php and use the exec() fonction to call htpasswd and
>encrypt passwd.
>But anyway the problem is : How Apache manage to compare an encrypted
>password in a .htpasswd file and a clear password sent via a basic auth
>window. Basically I would like to do the same in php but it is impossible as
>far as the htpasswd.exe use it's own algorithm. I also try to force the
>CRYPT usage of htpasswd, but with no success, the crypt() function used by
>php is not the same.
>I also tried solutions with md5() php function and all kind of salt in
>crypt() php function but all my efforts remains unsucessful.
>Does anybody know how apache recognise two differents pass containing the
>same information ????
>
>I am running Win 2K OS with apache 1.3.24 and php 4.2.0
>
>Any help would be super appreciated as I have been looking for the solutions
>since 3 days ...
>
>Bye all
>
>Schlum, from Japan
>
>
>
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RE: [users@httpd] htpasswd problem
Posted by Jerome SCHLUMBERGER <je...@nexantis.net>.
Hi all !
Here is my problem :
I building a script to allow user to change their password for an Apache
Basic Auth.
I am scripting in php and use the exec() fonction to call htpasswd and
encrypt passwd.
But anyway the problem is : How Apache manage to compare an encrypted
password in a .htpasswd file and a clear password sent via a basic auth
window. Basically I would like to do the same in php but it is impossible as
far as the htpasswd.exe use it's own algorithm. I also try to force the
CRYPT usage of htpasswd, but with no success, the crypt() function used by
php is not the same.
I also tried solutions with md5() php function and all kind of salt in
crypt() php function but all my efforts remains unsucessful.
Does anybody know how apache recognise two differents pass containing the
same information ????
I am running Win 2K OS with apache 1.3.24 and php 4.2.0
Any help would be super appreciated as I have been looking for the solutions
since 3 days ...
Bye all
Schlum, from Japan
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