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Appendix D - Apache:: Modules Available on CPAN
Authentication and Authorization
Apache::AuthenDBI
Apache::AuthenDBI authenticates users against a database using Perl's DBI. Supported DBI drivers include Mysql, Oracle, Sybase, and many more listed at http://www.hermetica.com/technologia/DBI/.
Author
Edmund Mergl, E.Mergl@bawue.de
Apache::AuthzDBI
Apache::AuthzDBI provides authorization against a database using Perl's DBI.
Author
Edmund Mergl, E.Mergl@bawue.de
Apache::AuthCookie
Apache::AuthCookie provides authentication via HTTP cookies. It is a base class module whose subclasses implement the methods for verifying the user's credentials and session key.
Author
Eric Bartley, bartley@purdue.edu
Apache::AuthenCache
Apache::AuthenCache is used to cut down on expensive authentication database lookups by caching the results in memory. It was designed with Apache::AuthenDBI in mind but works just as well with any authentication module.
Author
Jason Bodnar, jbodnar@tivoli.com
Apache::AuthLDAP
Apache::AuthLDAP implements authentication and authorization against an LDAP database. In addition to LDAP groups, authorization may be based on arbitrary LDAP attributes.
Author
Clayton Donley, donley@wwa.com
Apache::AuthenNIS
Apache::AuthenNIS authenticates users against an NIS database using the Net::NIS module.
Author
Demetrios E. Paneras, dep@media.mit.edu
Apache::AuthenNISPlus
Apache::AuthenNISPlus authenticates users against an NIS+ database.
Author
Valerie Delane, valerie@savina.com
Apache::AuthzNIS
Apache::AuthzNIS authorizes users based on NIS group membership using the Net::NIS module.
Author
Demetrios E. Paneras, dep@media.mit.edu
Apache::AuthenPasswd
Apache::AuthenPasswd authenticates users against the system /etc/passwd file.
Author
Demetrios E. Paneras, dep@media.mit.edu
Apache::AuthzPasswd
Apache::AuthzPasswd authorizes users based on group membership in the system /etc/passwd file.
Author
Demetrios E. Paneras, dep@media.mit.edu
Apache::AuthenPasswdSrv
Apache::AuthenPasswdSrv authenticates users against a Unix domain socket server. It includes a sample server which checks a username and password against an NIS database using Net::NIS and ypmatch.
Author
Jeffrey Hulten, jeffh@premier1.net
Apache::AuthenRadius
Apache::AuthenRadius provides authentication against a RADIUS server using the Authen::Radius module.
Author
Daniel, daniel-authenradius@electricrain.com
Apache::AuthenSMB
Apache::AuthenSMB uses Authen::SMB to authenticate users against an SMB password database. Generally it is used in Unix environments to allow interaction with Windows NT domain controllers.
Author
Michael Parker, parker@austx.tandem.com
Apache::AuthenURL
Apache::AuthenURL implements authentication against an external server that supports Basic authentication. The server is contacted via a configured URL, and the user's credentials are passed downstream for authentication. This module is most useful when a particular authentication client doesn't run on the same platform as the main webserver.
Author
John Groenveld, groenveld@acm.org
Apache::AuthenIMAP
Apache::AuthenIMAP implements Basic authentication against an IMAP server.
Author
Malcolm Beattie, mbeattie@sable.ox.ac.uk
Apache::DBILogin
Not to be confused with Apache::AuthenDBI, the Apache::DBILogin module authenticates against a DBI connection itself, not against a table in the database.
Author
John Groenveld, groenveld@acm.org
Apache::PHLogin
Apache::PHLogin authenticates against a PH database using the Net::PH module.
Author
John Groenveld, groenveld@acm.org
Show Contents Go to Top Previous Page Next PageApache::RefererBlock
Apache::RefererBlock will examine the MIME type of each request. If the type is one of those listed in the configured CheckMimeTypes, it will check the referrer header. If the referrer doesn't start with one of the strings configured in AllowedReferers, a "Forbidden" error will be returned.
Author
Eric Cholet, cholet@logilune.com
Apache::Usertrack
Apache::UserTrack implements mod_usertrack in Perl and provides high-resolution timing by using the Time::HiRes module.
Author
Ask Bjoern Hansen, ask@netcetera.dk
Show Contents Go to Top Previous Page Next PageApache::DBILogger
Apache::DBILogger logs the same data normally sent to the TransferLog but writes it to a DBI database rather than a file on disk.
Author
Ask Bjoern Hansen, ask@netcetera.dk
Apache::DBILogConfig
Apache::DBILogConfig replicates the functionality of the standard Apache module, mod_log_config, but logs information in a DBI-compliant database instead of a file.
Author
Jason Bodnar, jbodnar@tivoli.com
Apache::Traffic
Apache::Traffic tracks the total number of hits and bytes transferred per day by the Apache web server, on a per-user basis. This allows for real-time statistics without having to parse the log files. The statistics are made available through the traffic script, which queries the shared memory segment or DBM file where log data is stored.
Author
Maurice Aubrey, maurice@hevanet.com
Show Contents Go to Top Previous Page Next PageApache::DProf
Apache::DProf is a wrapper for running the Devel::DProf profiler in the mod_perl environment.
Author
Doug MacEachern, dougm@pobox.com
Apache::SmallProf
Apache::SmallProf is a wrapper for running the Devel::SmallProf profiler in the mod_perl environment.
Author
Doug MacEachern, dougm@pobox.com
Persistent Database Connections
Show Contents Go to Top Previous Page Next PageApache::DBI
Apache::DBI provides transparent persistent database connections via DBI.
Author
Edmund Mergl, E.Mergl@bawue.de
Apache::Mysql
Apache::Mysql provides transparent persistent database connections for the Mysql module.
Author
Neil Jensen, njensen@habaneros.com
Apache::Sybase::CTlib
Apache::Sybase::CTlib provides transparent persistent database connections for the Sybase::CTlib module.
Author
Mark A. Downing, mdowning@rdatasys.com
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