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LDAP, NIS and My. SQL. Apache authentication methods using local files to store passwords, have no. If using LDAP or NIS for system login. Apache web site logins. Authentication Prove it is you. Authenticate the login by requiring a password only the user would know. Authorization Only certain users or members of a privaleged group are allowed. Typically Authentication or Authentication and Authorization are required for access. Apache configuration files refered to generically in this tutorial as httpd. Red Hat Fedora Core Cent. OS etchttpdconfhttpd. Novell Su. SE etcapache. Ubuntu dapper 6. Debian etcapache. Apache password file authentication. Directory protection using. This tutorial applies to Apache based web servers. It requires. Editing the server configuration file httpd. Basically the default lt Directory. The creation and addition of two files specifying the actual logins and passwords. Use this sparingly because Apache will have to check all directories and. When trying to access a file in a protected directory, the user will be. This protection applies to all sub directories. Other. htaccess files in. Apache authentication uses the modules modauth and modaccess. Apache configuration file. File etchttpdconfhttpd. Default This disables the processing of. Directory Allow. Override Nonelt Directory. Directory homedomainpublichtml. Allow. Override None. Directory. Change to andor specify directory to protect. Directory homedomainpublichtmlmembersonly. Allow. Override All. Directory. lt Directory homedomainpublichtmlmembersonly. Allow. Override Auth. Config. lt Directory. Allow. Override parameters Auth. Config File. Info Indexes Limits Options. The name of the distributed and user controlled configuration file. Access. File. Name. Password protection by a single login. Password files Create the directory you want to password protect example membersonly. Create a file homedomainpublichtmlmembersonly. Auth. Name Add your login message here. Auth. Type Basic. Auth. User. File homedomainpublichtmlmembersonly. Auth. Group. File devnull. In this case the name of user is the login name you wish to use. Pitfall The literature is full of examples. I never got it to work. One can use Apache directives to specify access and restriction. Auth. Name Add your login message here. Auth. Type Basic. Auth. User. File homedomainpublichtmlmembersonly. Auth. Group. File devnull. Limit GET POST. Limit. Also see List of Apache directives. If an incorrect directive is used in the. Check your log files varloghttpderrorlog. The name of the access file. Access. File. Name. Create or clobber if it already exists the password file homedomainpublichtmlmembersonly. Add a new user to the existing password file. Man page htpasswd. Example file. htpasswd. Kgv. CSe. Ext. S4k. M. USER1 Kgv. CSe. Ext. S4k. M. User. Kgv. CSe. Ext. S4k. M. Password file protection, ownership and SELinux attributes File privileges chmod ugrw. File ownership chown apache. SELinux file attributes chcon R h u systemu r objectr t httpdconfigt. This is required so that the Apache web server can access the password file. Flexible password protection by group access permissions. This example differs from the previous example in that it allows for greater. Password files Create a file. Where member users is the name of the group. Modify. htaccess in the membersonly directory so it looks something like. Auth. Name Add your login message here. Auth. Type Basic. Auth. User. File homedomainpublichtmlmembersonly. Auth. Group. File homedomainpublichtmlmembersonly. Create the password file. You dont need the c option if you are using the same. Restrict access based on domain or IP address. Allow specified domain to access site. Order deny, allow. Allow from allowable domain. Allow from XXX. XXX. XXX. Deny from evil domain. Specify first three or one, or two,. IP address defining allowable domain. Placing Authentication directives in httpd. The purpose of using the distributed configuration file. It can also be set in the. Apache configuration file httpd. WITHOUT using the. This can improve server performance as the server will not have to look for the. File httpd. conf portion. Directory homedomainpublichtmlmembersonly. Allow. Override Auth. Config. Auth. Name Add your login message here. Auth. Type Basic. Auth. User. File homedomainpublichtmlmembersonly. Auth. Group. File devnull. Directory. Perl CGI Script to Modify User Passwords. This allows users to manage change their own passwords. Use the Perl CGI script htpasswd. Edit location of Perl. Not usrlocalbinperl. Edit the script to specify location of the password file i. Password. Dir. htpasswd. SELinux users must add the correct attribute i. R h t httpdsyscontentt varwwwPassword. Dir. The password file must be located in a directory where CGI is allowed to modify files. File httpd. conf portion. Directory varwwwPassword. Dir. Options Indexes. Allow. Override None. Options None. Order allow,deny. Allow from all. lt Directory. Using Digest File for Apache Authentication. This method authenticates a user login using Apache 2. Linux. The logins have no connection to user accounts. Location homedomainpublichtmlmembersonly. Auth. Type Digest. Auth. NAme Members Only Area. Auth. Digest. Domain homedomainpublichtmlmembersonly. Auth. Digest. File etchttpdconfdigestpw. Location. For more on digest authentication see. Using LDAP for Apache Authentication. This method authenticates using Apache 2. LDAP authentication modules on Linux supplied by default with most Linux distros and an LDAP server. LDAP can be used to authenticate user accounts on Linux and other computer systems as well as web site logins. Also see Yo. Linux TUTORIAL LDAP system authentication. Try this out with your Apache server authenticating to our open LDAP server. Three Stooges example. Apache LDAP modules. Note that the following configurations work if the LDAP modules are enabled. These are turned on by default. See etchttpdconfhttpd. Apache 2. 0. Load. Module ldapmodule modulesmodldap. Load. Module authldapmodule modulesmodauthldap. Apache 2. 2. Load. Module ldapmodule modulesmodldap. Load. Module authnzldapmodule modulesmodauthnzldap. Apache Authentication Configuration. Apache authentication configuration is version dependent. Apache HTTPd 2. 2. Authenticate using Apache httpd 2. Authz. LDAP. User Authentication. File httpd. conf portion. Directory varwwwhtml. Auth. Type Basic. Auth. Name Stooges Web Site Login with user id. Auth. Basic. Provider ldap. Authz. LDAPAuthoritative on. Auth. LDAPURL ldap ldap. Auth. LDAPBind. DN cnStooge. Admin,ostooges. Auth. LDAPBind. Password secret.