Hi, i'd like to point out that you can eliminate CGI::Application and Apache::Session by using CGIS::Application ;D It's CGI::Session enabled CGI::Application.

As for webserver level authentication, google for something like mod_perl htaccess database, and look into PerlAccessHandlers -- this article by merlyn seems to be close enough, you could probably get it staright from merlyn's website as well.

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In reply to Re: Webserver level authentication? by PodMaster
in thread Webserver level authentication? by jgallagher

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