mod_auth_mysql - , like other apache authentication modules, is used in order to protect pages with username/password.von Benny Stein (Steini) - zuletzt geändert: 2005-11-10 16:36:54 |
| mod_auth_mysql,
like other apache authentication modules, is used in order
to protect pages with username/password. The unique thing is that the
passwords and usernames is stored in a MySQL database for much quicker access.
Also, unlike the previous implementation of the module, SQL links are kept
alive in between hits to acheive even better performance. Protecting a directory with a username/password is simple, and involves two steps:
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| Name | XAMPP-Version | Relase-Notes |
| mod_auth_mysql-0.3 | XAMPP for Linux 1.4.8 | |
| mod_auth_mysql-0.4 | XAMPP for Linux 1.4.9 | |
| mod_auth_mysql-0.5 | XAMPP for Linux 1.4.10 | |
| mod_auth_mysql-0.6 | XAMPP for Linux 1.4.11 | |
| mod_auth_mysql-0.7 | XAMPP for Linux 1.4.12 | |
| mod_auth_mysql-0.8 | XAMPP for Linux 1.4.12 | |
| mod_auth_mysql-0.9 | XAMPP for Linux 1.4.13 | |
| mod_auth_mysql-1.0 | XAMPP for Linux 1.4.14 | |
| mod_auth_mysql-1.01 | XAMPP for Linux 1.4.14 | This Version includes mod_auth_mysql 3.0 |
| mod_auth_mysql-1.1 | XAMPP for Linux 1.4.15 | This Version includes mod_auth_mysql 3.0 |
| mod_auth_mysql-1.3 | XAMPP for Linux 1.5.0 |