On Sun, 4 Apr 2004, Steve Holmes wrote:

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> I have Apache 1.3.28 running here and am playing around with a
> .htaccess file to control access to certain directories on my box.  I
> would like to restrict access to some users that are already on my
> system.  Apache normally uses a separate password file to secure the
> users in question.  This means a separate password is required to gain
> access to the desired directory.  Is there any way to get Apache to
> use the standard linux passwords instead of having to create and use
> separate passwords?  I've seen CUPS do exactly this.  I don't recall
> exactly how they go about it but then again, CUPS has its own HTTP
> processor too.
> 
> Any ideas?  Thanks.
>

Have you considered mod_auth_pam?  I believe it will do what you're after.
 
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