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Headers.pm  view on Meta::CPAN

Authorizing HTTP headers may be be set by a web browser, a software 
agent, or an authenitcating proxy server. This module was originally 
written to work with the latter.

B<Note:> The default reponse from the handler is currently FORBIDDEN.
This behavior is not yet configurable.

=head1 CONFIGURING APACHE

Module configuration is simple ( read: limited ). Currently, the module
only works with a single configuration file, and works best when configured
for a server's document root. See the LIMITATIONS section for an explanation
of the modules current short-comings.

Add the following line to httpd.conf outside all Directory, 
Location and VirtualHost blocks:

 PerlSetVar HeadersAccessConf /path/to/conf/headers_access.conf
 
And add the following lines to the DocumentRoot Directory block:

README  view on Meta::CPAN

    Authorizing HTTP headers may be be set by a web browser, a software
    agent, or an authenitcating proxy server. This module was originally
    written to work with the latter.

    Note: The default reponse from the handler is currently FORBIDDEN. This
    behavior is not yet configurable.

CONFIGURING APACHE
    Module configuration is simple ( read: limited ). Currently, the module
    only works with a single configuration file, and works best when
    configured for a server's document root. See the LIMITATIONS section for
    an explanation of the modules current short-comings.

    Add the following line to httpd.conf outside all Directory, Location and
    VirtualHost blocks:

     PerlSetVar HeadersAccessConf /path/to/conf/headers_access.conf
 
    And add the following lines to the DocumentRoot Directory block: