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general - Mod_auth_mysql
i protect folders with mod_auth_mysql,
then when user tries to get access to folder you can see the prompt, my question there's a way to access a protected folder with mod_auth_mysql directly without a prompt i mean how can i get access to a protected folder from my ip wihtout see the prompt is there's a way to do it with .htaccess file thanks a lot |
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Why would you want to do that? Doesn't that defeat the purpose of authenticating the user? What specifically are you trying to accomplish?
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hi,
i understand what you say, i have a music/digital books website, users can download files from protected folder with mod_auth_mysql, the problem that i have is that i want to add a billing system based in text messages(sms) if the user has filled correctly the code he recieves when sends a sms i need to allow access to the protected folder but without user/pass he has to be redirected to the protected folder automatically any idea? is it possible to say apache or to add a condition in .htaccess file or another way to allow access without prompt in a folder protected with mod_auth_mysql, my first idea was to check it with my ip and if it works try to do it depending on sms code filled, thanks a lot |
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You can pass the username and password in the URL:
Code:
http://user:pass@domain.com You can mix IP authentication and mod_auth_mysql, but that won't apply the same way as with an SMS code. It sounds like you should rethink the logic behind the process. You could also tell us more about the entire process and let us make recommendations ![]()
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