You are right. That's the XOR codition I was looking for.
So I declare something like
But what keeps me still thinking is how do I query the db for user/passw the
easiest way? I will have to authenticate between 500 and 1000 users. So I don't
want to put them into a text file. Besides I need fl
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> Filter (X)OR Password
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> Urgh. I'm still runni
Urgh. I'm still running 2.0.49. What am I gonna do now?
-Pete
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Datum: Mon, 3 Jul 2006 15:06:51 +0200
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> (X)OR Password
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> Hello,
>
> I use httpd
Hello,
I use httpd as a proxy server for a tomcat server. Httpd is used mainly
to restrict access through the ip filter. But now I need to have for some users
an ip filter and for others a password filter. This is an XOR condition.
For user authentication I was thinking of using a mysql databa
