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There are two things you must do in order to configure this module: 

 1) configure your mod_perl apache server
 2) create the necessary database tables.

=head2 Apache Configuration - httpd.conf

There are two ways that this module could be configured.  Either by using a
function call in startup.pl, or by configuring each handler explicitly in
httpd.conf.  If you decide to mix and match using calls to Apache::AuthTicket->configure() with directives in httpd.conf, then remember that the following precedence applies:

 o If a directive is specified in httpd.conf, it will be used.
 o else if a directive is specified by configure(), then the 
   configure() value will be used.
 o else a default value will be used.

Default values are subject to change in later versions, so you are better of
explicitly configuring all values and not relying on any defaults.

There are four blocks that need to be entered into httpd.conf.  The first of

lib/Apache2/AuthTicket.pm  view on Meta::CPAN

There are two things you must do in order to configure this module: 

 1) configure your mod_perl apache server
 2) create the necessary database tables.

=head2 Apache Configuration - httpd.conf

There are two ways that this module could be configured.  Either by using a
function call in startup.pl, or by configuring each handler explicitly in
httpd.conf.  If you decide to mix and match using calls to Apache2::AuthTicket->configure() with directives in httpd.conf, then remember that the following precedence applies:

 o If a directive is specified in httpd.conf, it will be used.
 o else if a directive is specified by configure(), then the 
   configure() value will be used.
 o else a default value will be used.

Default values are subject to change in later versions, so you are better of
explicitly configuring all values and not relying on any defaults.

There are four blocks that need to be entered into httpd.conf.  The first of