Authenticating Apache2 using your Django DB
Make sure you have apache2 mod-auth-external installed and configured (See: http://code.google.com/p/mod-auth-external/wiki/Configuration)
Define django-cliauth as your external authenticator by adding the following line in your virtualhost:
DefineExternalAuth django_cliauth pipe “/path/to/your/django-admin.py cliauth –settings=”YOUR_PROJECT.settings””
Set your authentication using a .htaccess file (or <Location> inside the virtualhost):
AuthType Basic
AuthName <authname>
AuthBasicProvider external
AuthExternal django_cliauth
Require valid-user
Reload your apache2 configuration
Checking is the user belongs to a group
Define django-cliauth as your external group checker by adding the following to your apache virtualhost:
DefineExternalGroup django_cliauth_grpck pipe “/path/to/your/django-admin.py cliauth –groupcheck –settings=’YOUR_PROJECT.settings’”
Set your authentication using a .htaccess file (or <Location> inside the virtualhost):
AuthType Basic
AuthName <authname>
AuthBasicProvider external
AuthExternal django_cliauth
GroupExternal django_cliauth_grpck
Require group <groupname1> <groupname2> …
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