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Posted to dev@httpd.apache.org by Rob Hartill <ha...@hyperreal.com> on 1995/11/29 18:41:01 UTC
Linux dbm_auth
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> From nmerilai@tsac.tampere.fi Wed Nov 29 00:38:32 1995
> From: Nuutti Meril�inen <nm...@tsac.tampere.fi>
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> Hello,
>
> I just do not know where to find the ndbm libs for DBM user authentication.
> I am running Linux, so I have the gdbm libs (though as mentioned, they are
> not compatible). Could you help me out here?
> I succesfully compiled apache with DBM authentication, but as I linked it
> with gdbm, the authentication does not work (Server Error).
> Any pointers would be appreciated.
>
> When will 1.0.0 be released?
>
> Thank you for your time,
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> Nuutti 'Gordon' Meril�inen <nm...@tsac.tampere.fi> : Technostructuralist
> Tampere School Of Art And Communications/Comms. Dept./Multimedia Production
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Re: Linux dbm_auth
Posted by Brian Behlendorf <br...@organic.com>.
> > From nmerilai@tsac.tampere.fi Wed Nov 29 00:38:32 1995
> >
> > I just do not know where to find the ndbm libs for DBM user authentication.
> > I am running Linux, so I have the gdbm libs (though as mentioned, they are
> > not compatible). Could you help me out here?
> > I succesfully compiled apache with DBM authentication, but as I linked it
> > with gdbm, the authentication does not work (Server Error).
> > Any pointers would be appreciated.
DBM files have a sordid history. The libraries are *not*, unfortunately,
compatible, so one can't simply drop gdbm in the place of ndbm. You'll
have to go in to mod_auth_dbm.c, find the dbmopen calls, and modify
them. Now, if you would like to fix it such that it's a #define -able
option, we'll add support for it in a future release of Apache.
> > When will 1.0.0 be released?
Any second now.
Brian
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