Apache
There are many ways in which apache can achieve basic user identification, such as the most common txt text and dbm format, but these are not ideal methods in a heavily loaded server, text-based, flat, poor and unsafe form; dbm's better, but it's hard for thousands or thousands of usersBack-office storage is a good way of doing it - more efficient and secure than ground search, and user passwords are stored in the database's table in des encryption。
This has been achieved thanks to apache's own excellent modular structure - as well as an open dso approach - which allows developers to complete a large number of third-party modules and expand apache's functionality. I've only written in this paper that mysql is used as a backstage storage -- it can be done with postgresql, oracle and so on -- in the same way -- in each module。
Let's get started -- go to modeules. Apache. Org and find the mod auth mysql -- there'll be two -- we'll use the dso -- actually go straight to ftp://ftp. KcilInk. Com/pub/the next mod auth mysql. C. Gz is good -- untie it is a mod auth mysql. C -- we use apxs to generate the dso module (apache, you compiled in dso mode) -- apxs-c-i-a-l/usr/local/lib/mysql-lmysql >-lm mod auth mysql. C -- note that this is necessary -- l/usr/local/lib/mysql is the client library of mysql, i assume that mysql is an off-key installation) -- if it is not reported wrong -- it is not possible to load the module at the start of apache。
Look at the words loadmodule mysql auth module libexec/mod auth mysql. So and addmodule mod auth mysql. C。
And then we go into mysql, mysql >create databI don't know;
Mysql>useus;
Mysql
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Note that the field name must be user name and user passwd. Insert several more records:
I'm sorry, mysql
I'm sorry'xingfei2', encrypt','xingfeiI'm sorry;
Query ok, 1row listed (0. 00 sec)
I'm sorry, mysql
I'm sorry'xingfei', encrypt','xingfeiI'm sorry;
Query ok, 1row listed (0. 00 sec)
Here abbcde is a password -- encrypted with an encrypt function, using des algorithms -- this is an algorithm equivalent to password for unix -- instead of a password() function encrypted by mysql itself。
Finally, a. Htaaccess (don't forget to open allooverride all) in the directory to protect reads:
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Authmysqlhost localhost ---mysql first name
Authmysqluser root ---mysql
Password for user authmysqlpassword ---mysql
Authmysqldb auth -- -- user's library -- that's what we built
Authmysqlusertable mysql auth -- table used
Authmysqlgroupfield groups --- user group fields first name
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I'm sorry, sir
Users can be placed in a single group - as long as they are users in this group, they can be authenticated, or they can be used individually or more
