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I'm trying to use DBM to authenticate from Apache, here is my configuration file:
<VirtualHost 142.25.97.241:80>
ServerName site5.servermonk.org
DocumentRoot /var/www/site5
Is macphersonb a member of groupA? Or listed in the file "AuthDBMUserFile /var/www/database"
Yeah, i used the perl script "dbmmanage" to add the users, and all of them are members of groupA
What's weird is that this error doesn't change, no matter what i do, if the database file is not there, or if it's empty i get the same "verification of user is not configured"
My distro changes from project to project, this project happens to be using centos v5
Upon further consultation with the instructor, it's been relieved that this part of the project is impossible with the tools available for this assignment. Dbmmanage has been deprecated and does not operate as expected with new Apache installations.
it -is- possible to do with htdbm, but that's another project.
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