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Newman, Kevin: writes:
> I'm looking for anyone that has mucked around with the Mod_Auth module
> for Apache, or has created a new Mod_Auth_<anything> for Apache. I'm
> trying to create a Mod_Auth_Vesoft and have the C code (thanks to
> Charles Dean) function that returns a 0 if the authentication succeeds
> and a 1 if it fails, and am looking into what it takes to create a new
> Auth module. I've sent a couple of e-mails to the latest keeper of
> Mod_Auth_External and while he has helped out a little, I'm not gleaning
> any new insights as to: "How do you create one of these modules". Any
> help would be appreciated since there is a definite lack of good
> documentation for this.
You should probably post this question to the Usenet newsgroup
comp.infosystems.www.servers.unix.
As a truly last resort, you could subscribe to new-httpd via
[log in to unmask] This is the Apache developer list (i.e. not for wimps).
It can sometimes be a very high volume list a la HP3000-L.
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