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Apache: The Definitive Guide, Chapter 5: Authentication

Anonymous
Anonymous userid1 userid2 ...

The user can log in as any user ID on the list, but must provide something in the password field unless that is switched off by another directive.

Anonymous_NoUserID
Anonymous_NoUserID [on|off]
Default: off
directory, .htaccess

If on, users can leave the ID field blank but must put something in the password field.

Anonymous_LogEmail
Anonymous_LogEmail [on|off]
Default: on
directory, .htaccess

If on, accesses are logged to ... /logs/httpd_log or to the log set by TransferLog.

Anonymous_VerifyEmail
Anonymous_VerifyEmail [on|off]
Default: off
directory, .htaccess

The user ID must contain at least one "@" and one ".".

Anonymous_Authoritative
If this directive is on and the client fails
anonymous authorization, she fails all authorization. If it is
off, other authorization schemes will get a crack
at her.





Anonymous_MustGiveEmail
Anonymous_MustGiveEmail [on|off]
Default: on
directory, .htaccess

The user must give an email ID as a password.





Created: March 10, 2003

Revised: March 10, 2003


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