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From: Barry Trout <trout@abclabs.com> Date: Wed, 16 Jan 2002 13:09:41 -0600 Subject: Re: PPR: Apache conf additions for web interface? I found reference to ppuser.allow in the docs ... still no pprprox Barry Trout wrote: > The Readme.txt does explain /etc/ppr/acl/ppuser.allow > or /etc/ppr/acl/pprprox.allow > > Can you shed some light? > > David Chappell wrote: > >> Barry Trout wrote: >> >>> Thanks ...but your are right ... I would like the authenication ... but >>> the cookie login is not letting me in .... >>> I even tried to run localhost:15010 as per README still no admin rights >>> Is there a trick to getting the login_cookie to work >>> >>> my users are in all the allow files /etc/ppr/acl/* >>> and in the /etc/ppr/htaccess file >>> but still no dice >>> I've tried 6.2 on Window and Linux. >>> >>> can you help? >> >> >> >> Make sure the name and permissions of the htpasswd file is correct. >> It is not called htaccess. >> >> bash-2.04$ ls -l /etc/ppr/htpasswd >> -rw-r--r-- 1 ppr ppr 250 Dec 20 13:00 >> /etc/ppr/htpasswd >> >> Also make sure that the 2nd field in htpasswd is "printing". >> >>> >>> by the way ... does it run faster under apache? >> >> >> >> I don't know. Someday I would like to get it working with Modperl. >> >>> >>> David Chappell wrote: >>> >>>> Barry Trout wrote: >>>> >>>>> Does anyone have some docs or an example of >>>>> the necessary Apache configuration for the web interface? >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> At the momement, if you want to do anything that requires >>>> authentication, you have to use PPR's own web server. If you want >>>> to set up Apache so that people can view queues and printer status, >>>> I have attached my current configuration below. >>>> >>>> ScriptAlias /ppr/cgi-bin/ "/usr/lib/ppr/cgi-bin/" >>>> Alias /ppr/ "/usr/share/ppr/www/" >>>> >>>> <Location /ppr/> >>>> AllowOverride None >>>> Options None >>>> Order deny,allow >>>> #Deny from all >>>> Allow from localhost >>>> </Location> >>>> >>>> <Location /ppr/cgi-bin/> >>>> AllowOverride None >>>> Options +ExecCGI >>>> #AuthType Digest >>>> #AuthName "printing" >>>> #AuthDigestFile /etc/ppr/htpasswd >>>> #AuthDigestDomain /ppr/cgi-bin/ >>>> #require valid-user >>>> Order deny,allow >>>> Deny from all >>>> Allow from localhost >>>> </Location> >>>> >>>> >>> >>> >>> >> >> > > >