Mike wrote:
>
> Matthew Gillen wrote:
>> site up for my project, that's it. I leverage my department's sys-admins by
>> using (via mod_pam) the user-database that they have to maintain anyway (on
>> their own budget). etc, etc.
>>
> Do you have a recipe or a link on how to set up mod_pam with Apache 2.2
> by any chance?
For me, it was as simple as
yum install mod_auth_pam
and then adding the following apache config:
<LocationMatch "/tracsrv/(project1|project2).*">
AuthType Basic
AuthName "(note to users about what username to use)"
AuthPAM_Enabled on
Require valid-user
</LocationMatch>
Alternatively, you can replace the "Require" line with this one:
Require group XXX
if you want not only a valid user but also to ensure that use is a member of
group XXX.
Matt
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