Subject: Re: mod_auth_mysql
From: Steve Moitozo (stephen@moitozo.com)
Date: Fri Nov 24 2000 - 10:58:34 MST
Hi again,
If you decide to use PHP4 with MySQL & Apache there is a great configuration
tutorial at DevShed.com. I have referred to this tutorial a few times and
it has worked beautifully.
Here's the link:
http://www.devshed.com/Server_Side/PHP/SoothinglySeamless/
Steve Moitozo
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> Try PHP4, or PHP3 with PHPLIB.
> PHPLIB works with PHP and mysql to do session management and authentication
> (and
> a bunch of other stuff) in a pretty easy-to-use manner. PHP4 now has its own
> functions that do that, so you may choose to skip PHPLIB.(Actually I use PHP4
> with PHPLIB, but that's just because I installed PHPLIB under PHP3 and am too
> lazy to port all my stuff)
> You'll have to compile PHP with mysql support, and recompile apache with PHP
> support (unless you went the DSO route when you first compiled it...)
> http://www.php.net
> http://phplib.netuse.de/
> Both have active mailing lists.
>
> On 11/24/00 at 11:07 AM, i.djilianov@ulpia.com (Ivailo Djilianov) wrote:
>
>> Hi,
>> has anyone had any success compiling mod_auth_mysql on a YDL machine. I know
>> this probably is not distribution- or hardware- specific (lots of folks with
>> intel hadrware and other Linux distros have had the same problems), but I
>> need a method of authenticating web users against a database, and I bump
>> into this make errors all the time...
>> If somebody has had any success with mysql + apache + mod_auth_mysql, please
>> share it with us. Other setup suggestions also welcomed...
>>
>> Thansk in advance,
>>
>> Ivailo Djilianov
>> --
>> System Administrator
>> Ulpia Investment Management Inc.
>> Contact: +3592 9808037, 9800489
>> http://www.ulpia.com
>> email: i.djilianov@ulpia.com
>>
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