Re: php frontend to apache auth
| From: | (Richard Lynch) | Date: | Wed, 12 Jul 2000 21:52:30 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: php frontend to apache auth | ||
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In article <04b801bfeac5$8898b7b0$c8d326cb@uglypunk>,
kingsley@wintronics.com.au ("Kingsley Foreman") wrote:
> im looking for a script or command using php4 that will work as
> a front end to apache auth
>
> I dont want the dialog box to pop up when entering a users zone on a site
> i want a page where you type in ur username and password and it then parses
> you into the users zone
By definition, that popup box will go with HTTP Authentication: The
browser and server are hard-coded to communicate the information and
behave in that manner for HTTP Authentication.
You *can* build an HTML login page, and write PHP code to duplicate most
of the work of HTTP Authentication, but you won't be doing HTTP
Authentication any more: You'll be doing "roll-your-own" login.
There are innumerable samples/packages of PHP code to do this out there.
PHPLIB is one.
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