If Apache2::AuthCookie with mod_perl: Apache2::PerlSections - write Apache configuration files in Perl

Then maybe 

  $VirtualHost{"www.yourdomain.com"} = {
     DocumentRoot => "/tmp/docs",
     ErrorLog => "/dev/null",
     WhatEverSatisfy => "Any",
     WhatEverDomain  => ".yourdomain.com",
     Location => {
       "/" => {
         Allowoverride => 'All',
         Order => 'deny,allow',
         Deny  => 'from all',
         Allow => 'from foo.com',
       },
       "/protected" => {
            AuthType => 'Sample::Apache2::AuthCookieHandler',
            AuthName => 'WhatEver',
            ## might be "AuthenHandler"
            PerlAuthenHandler => "Sample::Apache2::AuthCookieHandler->
+authenticate",
            PerlAuthzHandler => "Sample::Apache2::AuthCookieHandler->a
+uthorize",
            require  => "valid-user",
       },
     },
  };

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Maybe also idea to use prefix of "yourdomainAUC" for all those cookie auth vars

In reply to Re^2: Setting "Domain" dynamically when using Apache2::AuthCookie by Anonymous Monk
in thread Setting "Domain" dynamically when using Apache2::AuthCookie by tosh

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