That's correct. Only processes launched as the 'root' user may change the user to something else (Which is what Apache is trying to do with that configuration line.) In order to start Apache in such a way, you need to use something like the "sudo" package. In the sudoers configuration file, you might add a line like this:
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apache::htgroup
Apache::Htgroup(3pm) User Contributed Perl Documentation Apache::Htgroup(3pm)NAME
Apache::Htgroup - Manage Apache authentication group files
SYNOPSIS
use Apache::Htgroup;
$htgroup = Apache::Htgroup->load($path_to_groupfile);
&do_something if $htgroup->ismember($user, $group);
$htgroup->adduser($user, $group);
$htgroup->deleteuser($user, $group);
$htgroup->deletegroup( $group );
$htgroup->save;
DESCRIPTION
Manage Apache htgroup files
Please note that this is not a mod_perl module. Please also note that there is another module that does similar things (HTTPD::UserManage)
and that this is a more simplistic module, not doing all the things that one does.
METHODS
The following methods are provided by this module.
load
$htgroup = Apache::Htgroup->load($path_to_groupfile);
Returns an Apache::Htgroup object.
new
$htgroup = Apache::Htgroup->new();
$htgroup = Apache::Htgroup->new( $path_to_groupfile );
Creates a new, empty group file. If the specified file already exists, loads the contents of that file. If no filename is specified, you
can create a group file in memory, and save it later.
adduser
$htgroup->adduser( $username, $group );
Adds the specified user to the specified group.
deleteuser
$htgroup->deleteuser($user, $group);
Removes the specified user from the group.
groups
$groups = $htgroup->groups;
Returns a (reference to a) hash of the groups. The key is the name of the group. Each value is a hashref, the keys of which are the group
members. I suppose there may be some variety of members method in the future, if anyone thinks that would be useful.
It is expected that this method will not be called directly, and it is provided as a convenience only.
Please see the section below about internals for an example of the data structure.
reload
$self->reload;
If you have not already called save(), you can call reload() and get back to the state of the object as it was loaded from the original
file.
deletegroup
$self->deletegroup( 'GroupName' );
Removes a group from the htgroup file. You will need to call save afterward to commit this change back to the file.
save
$htgroup->save;
$htgroup->save($file);
Writes the current contents of the htgroup object back to the file. If you provide a $file argument, "save" will attempt to write to that
location.
ismember
$foo = $htgroup->ismember($user, $group);
Returns true if the username is in the group, false otherwise
Internals
Although this was not the case in earlier versions, the internal data structure of the object looks something like the following:
$obj = { groupfile => '/path/to/groupfile',
groups => { group1 => { 'user1' => 1,
'user2' => 1,
'user3' => 1
},
group2 => { 'usera' => 1,
'userb' => 1,
'userc' => 1
},
}
};
Note that this data structure is subject to change in the future, and is provided mostly so that I can remember what the heck I was
thinking when I next have to look at this code.
Adding groups
A number of folks have asked for a method to add a new group. This is unnecessary. To add a new group, just start adding users to a new
group, and the new group will magically spring into existance.
AUTHOR
Rich Bowen, rbowen@rcbowen.com
COPYRIGHT
Copyright (c) 2001 Rich Bowen. All rights reserved. This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same
terms as Perl itself.
The full text of the license can be found in the LICENSE file included with this module.
perl v5.10.1 2010-12-01 Apache::Htgroup(3pm)