I've gotten AuthAny to an acceptable state for review. It can be downloaded
from the demo site:
https://authany.cirg.washington.edu/download/
If you would like to install it, please be sure to read the "README".
There are a couple of problems with this release:
1) I created a "post-install.pl"
Yes, please post a link to the source! A good place to post
development versions before uploading an 'official' release to CPAN is
GitHub - http://github.com
On Wed, Mar 23, 2011 at 1:52 PM, Kim Goldov wrote:
> I’ve created a module we are calling Apache2::AuthAny. The module utilizes
> other au
On Fri, Mar 25, 2011 at 8:15 PM, Kim Goldov wrote:
> The "basic auth" type links point to a directory with a
> random value appended. This random value is kept in the database and cycled
> with each logout.
Very clever! Thanks for your contribution to CPAN.
- Perrin
AuthAny has its own Authen and Authz handlers, however instead of returning
a 401, these handlers redirect to a "GATE" page which contains links for
each provider. The "basic auth" type links point to a directory with a
random value appended. This random value is kept in the database and cycled
wit
On Wed, Mar 23, 2011 at 4:52 PM, Kim Goldov wrote:
> We would like to release Apache2::AuthAny on CPAN.
Please go ahead!
How did you implement the logout for HTTP auth?
- Perrin
I’ve created a module we are calling Apache2::AuthAny. The module utilizes
other authentication modules or internal code, and provides a single “GATE”
page where the end user can choose between authentication mechanisms.
AuthAny currently provides login to the “Distribute System”, which is used
to
