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Script Name Simple Protect Simple Protect is a simple PHP script for checking login / password before authorizing to access a given page. PostgreSQL Session Handler for PHP PostgreSQL Session Handler for PHP is a custom session save handler for PHP4 using PostgreSQL as the session cache. It allows multiple Web servers to share a common session storage container, and may allow Web users to move between machines while maintaining their session state. PAccounts PAccounts is a PHP/MySQL-based web account password manager. It dynamically examines the contents of webpages to extract the form fields and reproduces hidden forms and a customizable webpage that allows you to automatically login to the website with a single click. PAccounts requires the dplib library which can be found on the download page. Simple Authentication This is a simple authentication example that uses the HEADER function to force users to authenticate themselves. It works only if PHP is installed as an Apache module. Instead of simply printing out the $PHP_AUTH_USER and $PHP_AUTH_PW, you would probably want to check the username and password for validity. Perhaps by sending a query to a database, or by looking up the user in a dbm file. class::Htpasswd Htgroup This class facilitates the maintenance of htgroup files, used to do Basic Authentication on a web server. This class assumes PHP v3.0 or better and Apache 1.3.3 or better. Htgroup file format should conform to the httpd spec (ie. groupname: user user user user, groupname: user user user user user) A groupname, terminated by a colon, followed by one or more users seperated by spaces, and line terminated with a carriage return. Group files that do not conform to the httpd spec will cause strange things to happen.

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