Date:  Thu, 20 Apr 2006 08:51:38 -0400 (EDT)
From:  "Brian N. Smith" <brian (at mark) nuonce.net>
Subject:  [coba-e:04784] Re: .htaccess User Authentication
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> Is spring break over?  Apparently no one knows how to authenticate a user to
> the BQ alias file, because there hasn't been one answer to a seemingly easy
> question.  Please help...
>
> #Basic configuration for any users:
> AuthAuthoritative On
> AuthType Basic
> AuthName Your_Eyes_only
> AuthExternal pwauth
> require valid-user

This has worked just fine for me.  I was the one who wrote the scripts 
needed to authenticate against BQ User Database.  That though requires you 
to install this package:

http://www.nuonce.net/mod_external_lib.php

It has been included since release 2.0 of my installer CD.  If you didn't 
install from that CD, chances are you do not have it.

If your using CentOS v4 though, you can download it and install it.  Other 
wise, you need to compile the source code (link at the bottom), and 
install my perl scripts.

Thanks,

Brian N. Smith
NuOnce Networks, Inc.