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  config setting.
 
 +Better pre-fork caching ... StatINC & StatINCMatch are now 
  args for Apache::ASP->Loader(), so StatINC symbols loading
  may be done pre-fork and shared between httpds.  This lowers
  the child httpd init cost of StatINC.  Documented.
 
 +Made Apache::ASP Basic Authorization friendly so authentication
  can be handled by ASP scripts.  If AuthName and AuthType Apache
  config directives are set, and a $Response->{Status} is set to 
  401, a user will be prompted for username/password authentication
  and the entered data will show up in ServerVariables as:
    $env = $Request->ServerVariables
    $env->{REMOTE_USER} = $env->{AUTH_USER} = username
    $env->{AUTH_PASSWD} = password
    $env->{AUTH_NAME}   = your realm
    $env->{AUTH_TYPE}   = 'Basic'
 
  This is the same place to find auth data as if Apache had some 
  authentication handler deal with the auth phase separately.
 
 -MailErrorsTo should report the right file now that generates
  the error.
 
=item $VERSION = 0.15; $DATE="08/24/1999";

README  view on Meta::CPAN

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      config setting.
 
     +Better pre-fork caching ... StatINC & StatINCMatch are now 
      args for Apache::ASP->Loader(), so StatINC symbols loading
      may be done pre-fork and shared between httpds.  This lowers
      the child httpd init cost of StatINC.  Documented.
 
     +Made Apache::ASP Basic Authorization friendly so authentication
      can be handled by ASP scripts.  If AuthName and AuthType Apache
      config directives are set, and a $Response->{Status} is set to 
      401, a user will be prompted for username/password authentication
      and the entered data will show up in ServerVariables as:
        $env = $Request->ServerVariables
        $env->{REMOTE_USER} = $env->{AUTH_USER} = username
        $env->{AUTH_PASSWD} = password
        $env->{AUTH_NAME}   = your realm
        $env->{AUTH_TYPE}   = 'Basic'
 
      This is the same place to find auth data as if Apache had some 
      authentication handler deal with the auth phase separately.
 
     -MailErrorsTo should report the right file now that generates
      the error.
 
$VERSION = 0.15; $DATE="08/24/1999";

site/changes.html  view on Meta::CPAN

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  config setting.
 
 +Better pre-fork caching ... StatINC & StatINCMatch are now 
  args for Apache::ASP->Loader(), so StatINC symbols loading
  may be done pre-fork and shared between httpds.  This lowers
  the child httpd init cost of StatINC.  Documented.
 
 +Made Apache::ASP Basic Authorization friendly so authentication
  can be handled by ASP scripts.  If AuthName and AuthType Apache
  config directives are set, and a $Response->{Status} is set to 
  401, a user will be prompted for username/password authentication
  and the entered data will show up in ServerVariables as:
    $env = $Request->ServerVariables
    $env->{REMOTE_USER} = $env->{AUTH_USER} = username
    $env->{AUTH_PASSWD} = password
    $env->{AUTH_NAME}   = your realm
    $env->{AUTH_TYPE}   = 'Basic'
 
  This is the same place to find auth data as if Apache had some 
  authentication handler deal with the auth phase separately.
 
 -MailErrorsTo should report the right file now that generates
  the error.
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