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> I used Net::LDAP, a pure Perl implementation, against a Novell eDirectory LDAP
> server.
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> You can find it at CPAN or at
> http://sourceforge.net/project/?group_id=5050
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> I coded the authen_cred method to authenicate against LDAP and then store
> the username in
Angel R. Rivera ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) said something to this effect:
> I authenticate against a database but need to carry more information than
> just their name so if I have read the readme at CPAN correctely, this just
> may do the trick. Thanks to all who have written me. -ar
>
> >depending o
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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> I recommend Apache::AuthCookie. This has worked really well for me, and
> allows me to use an HTML form which is much nicer for my users than t
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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> I recommend Apache::AuthCookie. This has worked really well for me, and
> allows me to use an HTML form which is much nicer for my users than the
> default dialog box.
>
> FWIW - I sub-classed AuthCookie to authenticate against an LDAP directory
> (using Net::LDAP) b
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Ok folks, I am stumped.
I am writing an authentication handler for our site and so far so good->it is
coming on line. It makes sense. What does not make sense is how can
I log myself off without having to exit the browser?
I authenticate against a database but need to carry more information than
just their name so if I have read the readme at CPAN correctely, this just
may do the trick. Thanks to all who have written me. -ar
>depending on how you're handling the session information you may be able
>to just delete
Angel R. Rivera ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) said something to this effect:
> Ok folks, I am stumped.
>
> I am writing an authentication handler for our site and so far so good->it is
> coming on line. It makes sense. What does not make sense is how can
> I log myself off without having to exit the brow
Ok folks, I am stumped.
I am writing an authentication handler for our site and so far so good->it is
coming on line. It makes sense. What does not make sense is how can
I log myself off without having to exit the browser? If someone can point me
in the right direction I shall be in your debt.
