Re: Kinda unrelated

2001-06-11 Thread Joshua J. Kugler

That would be an apache question.  If you look in the Apache Docs for 
instructions on how to do use directories (www.host.com/~user) I think that 
might point you in the right direction.  In short, getting Apache to read the 
user's homedir out of a MySQL database would require modifying Apache itself, 
I believe

j- k-

On Saturday 09 June 2001 15:52, James Greene wrote:
 Hi All,
 I know this is not completely a mysql question, but it is related.  I
 am trying to do all my authentication based out of a mysql database.  Works
 great for radius, and ftp.  Problem is, I can't figure out how to get
 apache to read where a users homeridr is out of mysql.  It still looks in
 the passwd file.  I can't see how I could use mod_auth_mysql for this. 
 Anyone have any thoughts, or know where else I should ask ? Jim G

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Kinda unrelated

2001-06-09 Thread James Greene

Hi All,
I know this is not completely a mysql question, but it is related.  I am trying to 
do all my authentication based out of a mysql database.  Works great for radius, and 
ftp.  Problem is, I can't figure out how to get apache to read where a users homeridr 
is out of mysql.  It still looks in the passwd file.  I can't see how I could use 
mod_auth_mysql for this.  Anyone have any thoughts, or know where else I should ask ?
Jim G