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snoopy:

If you comment out lines 156-159:

#    LOGOUT_RUNMODE       => 'logout',
#    LOGIN_RUNMODE        => 'login',
#    POST_LOGIN_RUNMODE   => 'okay',
#    RENDER_LOGIN         => \&my_login_form,
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Then the Authentication plugin will use its default login form, which does NOT make use of SSL. The main reason I needed to create my own was to enable SSL functionality.

As for setting up apache+ssl, you can try looking here:

http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=51753

It's geared towards ubuntu linux, but should apply to any Debian based linux distibution with minor changes.

Good luck!

In reply to Re^2: RFC: Proposed tutorial - simple login script using CGI::Application by scorpio17
in thread RFC: Proposed tutorial - simple login script using CGI::Application by scorpio17

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