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  • Paddy
    Super MURCer
    • Mar 2000
    • 6067

    #1

    Website authentication?

    As some of you may know, I am setting up a dedicated mail/http server. I want a dozen users to be able to 'log on' through their browser and then be able to access mail/messages etc.

    I am wondering how to setup the authentication for the log on. I could probably do it using a javascript but it wouldn't be even the slightest bit secure... An ideas how to do this??? or am I meddling in the murky waters of inadequate knowledge?
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  • WyWyWyWy
    Super MURCer
    • Nov 2001
    • 1087

    #2
    Depends.
    If you want to login through domain account, then you need .htaccess
    If you want to login through a set of username/password against your database, then, well, some server side script.
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    • orangejulius
      MURCer
      • Oct 1999
      • 345

      #3
      Re: Website authentication?

      Originally posted by Paddy [MU]
      As some of you may know, I am setting up a dedicated mail/http server. I want a dozen users to be able to 'log on' through their browser and then be able to access mail/messages etc.
      Webmail, then?

      Might have a look at:



      Squirrelmail might be easier to setup but NOCC is smaller and more standards-compliant.
      Authentication's done against whatever mail server you're using.

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