R: Usage ok TOKENAUTH method

Hi again, maybe I wrote something that was clear only for me...

This is what I need (not considering mod_survey syntax):

To authenticate users WITHOUT the apache window that requests username and
password;
I know that i can append strings for authentication as GET parameters, I can
do it with PHP but how I can do it with perl/mod_survey? I MUST have a
database, or a simple CSV file is enough? I can't find an answer in the
syntax reference; 
And, if I MUST have a database, how can I do it? (is there any example in
the documentation)?

Thanks a lot!
Luca 

-----Messaggio originale-----
Da: [email protected]
[mailto:[email protected]] Per conto di Joel Palmius
Inviato: martedì 17 gennaio 2006 18.12
A: [email protected]
Oggetto: Re: survey-discussion-list: Usage ok TOKENAUTH method

Tokenauth isn't for htpasswd files. If you want basic auth with username and
password, use FILEAUTH. TOKENAUTH is only for when you identify yourself
with *one* string, ie a token. The format of the user file in TOKENAUTH is
one token string per line.

Replace the TOKENAUTH tag with FILEAUTH:

..
<FILEAUTH USERFILE="[some htpasswdmade file] /> ..

   // Joel


On Tue, 17 Jan 2006, Luca Notari wrote:

> Hi all,
> I've searched through the new syntax reference 
> (mod_survey_syntax_reference.pdf of 3.2.3 pre2 version) for TOKENAUTH 
> subtag, in order to use this method of authentication, but I'm not 
> able to implement with a simple file;
>
>
> Scope: I have to authenticate some users allowing to do surveys, 
> against a simple list (htpasswd-made); Examples in the mailing list 
> don't speak about password.
>
> EXAMPLE:
> I have http://mydomain/test.survey and want user01 to do this survey;
>
> This is my SECURITY tag:
> <SECURITY REQAUTH="yes">
> <TOKENAUTH ARG="token" APPEND="yes"
> USERFILE="/usr/local/mod_survey/token/tokenfile" />
>    <ANSWER LEVEL="user"/>
>    <DATA LEVEL="open" />
>    <SOURCE LEVEL="open" />
>  </SECURITY>
>
> Making file "tokenfile": htpasswd -bc tokenfile user01 password And so 
> file tokenfile OK;
>
> To reach this survey, in a browser I've typed:
>
> A) http://mydomain/test.survey?action=display&token=user01 (what about
> password???)
> Doesn't work;
> B) 
> http://mydomain/test.survey?action=display&token=user01&password=passw
> ord
> Doesn't work;
> C) http://mydomain/test.survey?action=display&token=user01:password
> Doesn't work.
>
> How can I authenticate a user to do a survey, with TOKENAUTH?
>
> Luca Notari
> The Marketing Lab
> [email protected]
>
> Skickat av "Luca Notari" <[email protected]> till survey-discussion
>
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