Wei Yu wrote:
Yes, that is what I want to do. But a little difference is that I want two
different auth layers (one less frequently used than the other), not one.
Only one layer is not enough, but one for each application are too many.
I want a trade-off between security and convience, for some of the users
always like to store their common used password carelessly. However, I do
not know if I am going on the right way.
For apache only, look through the mod_auth_* modules documented here:
http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.0/mod/. (or 2.2 if you are running
Centos5). mod_auth_dbm is fast for a single machine - if you have a
network farm you'd probably want LDAP. There are also other 3rd party
modules. Here's a discussion of mod_auth_pam that I found with google:
http://rc.vintela.com/topics/apache/mod_pam/
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