Many thanks to all who replied. 1. I think I can summarize the responses so far as boiling down to how I do session management (hidden fields, URL mangling, cookies) and that I will have to develop my own authentication mechanism. (The reason I hoped there might be a solution using Apache's standard authentication mechanism is because users with login credentials will also be able to access a message board which which uses Basic authentication to validate them). 2. URL-based sessions are tempting (work with cookie-less browsers), but seem a headache to implement site-wide, tho it might just be my inexperience with them speaking here. 3. I am going to be using HTML::Mason for this site, so I will probably use Apache::Session for session management with cookies. By the way, the article that Jeffrey pointed me to (http://www.modperl.com/book/chapters/ch6.html#Cookie_Based_Access_Control) is very interesting - I ordered a copy of the book after reading it. Thanks again. -- Eugene
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