Thank you for your answer, but I would like to use Authz and Authen like AuthCookie is doing. (And I think Apache::Session is not doing so). What I do not now is: how to use a form instead of "AuthType Basic"?
Juan Manuel Parrilla 2010/1/21 David Romero <rom...@gmail.com> > Hi, > > Look at Apache::Session module, that module is easy to use and you can > store any kind of data in the session object like the "login data" > > Just store in the session object the login form results where necessary. > > > 2010/1/21 Juan Manuel Parrilla Gutiérrez <joanma...@gmail.com> > > Hello, this is my first message to this list and I am also a bit new to >> mod_perl. >> My question is simple, in all the documentation I have found about >> mod_perl and auth (like practical mod perl, or writing apache modules in >> perl and c) they are always using AuthType Basic, so when the users tries to >> acess some protected content, a pop up windows will appear to ask for >> name/pass. >> >> What I want to do is to use a formulary instead of that pop-up window. As >> far as I know looking at AuthCookie, for example, there they define >> "AuthType Sample::AuthCookie" and they also define a login.pl and >> different configs in the conf files. >> >> I want to know the different steps to define and use a form instead of >> AuthType Basic. >> >> Thank you very much, >> Juan Manuel Parrilla >> > > > > -- > David Romero > ----------------------------------------------------------- > >
