References:
http://redmine.lighttpd.net/issues/752
http://redmine.lighttpd.net/attachments/1012/03_all_lighttpd-1.4.23-mysql_auth.diff
http://redmine.lighttpd.net/attachments/download/1012/03_all_lighttpd-1.4.23-mysql_auth.diff
This patch allows lighttpd to authenticate users against mySQL DBbr
NOTE: Only basic auth is implemented. Passwords are stored as MD5 hash in DB
make mysql db and user (read mySQL doc's if you don't know how)
import lighttpd-1.4.11-mysql_auth.sql
open lighttpd.conf and add
(be sure that you comment out any other auth - according to lighttpd docs)
auth.backend = "mysql"
auth.backend.mysql.host = "localhost"
auth.backend.mysql.user = "db_user"
auth.backend.mysql.pass = "db_pass"
auth.backend.mysql.db = "db_name"
auth.backend.mysql.port = "0" # (for default port 0, always needed)
auth.backend.mysql.socket = "" # (for default leave blank, always needed)
auth.backend.mysql.users_table = "users_table"
auth.backend.mysql.col_user = "col_name_username"
auth.backend.mysql.col_pass = "col_name_password" # (md5 hash of password)
auth.backend.mysql.col_realm = "col_realm_name"
configure lighttpd to use it (same as every other auth)
auth.require = ( "/some_path" =>
(
"method" => "basic",
"realm" => "some_realm",
"require" => "some_user",
)
)
start lighttpd
P.S. patch include more complicated setup with separate table for domains.
If you are interested please contact with me to obtain more information.
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