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Old 02-29-2008, 05:41 AM   #1
t0bias
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use perl to authenticate against htaccess


hi,

i would like to build kind of a proxy that hides the ip of the destination host
by forwarding its content to the user via cgi-proxy.
the destination host asks for an htaccess-standard user/passwort authentication.
is it possible to have a simple html-form asking the user to enter username and
password on the "proxy-host" and then letting a perl-script authenticate
against the destination host?

thanks,

toby
 
  


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