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Originally posted by JDog
Thanks for the reply's a couple understood it others didn't. I'm not using .htpasswd where the password file looks like:
user:encyptedpassword
I'm using DBM files which is using the mod_dbmauth (or whatever the exact module is). What I'm trying to figure out is if there is a way that I could look into one password file for a username/password and if it isn't in that one, look to see if the username/password is valid in the second one, and the same for the third.
This is why I'm doing this, I'm setting up three processors with MPA2. And I dont' want the processors to overwrite usernames!
jDoG
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The way this is done in 99% of the cases is just to merge the password files every 5 or so minutes. Unless you want to spend time creating a cusomized solution, the merging option is by far the easiest and cheapest way to go.
All the different processors should assign unique random usernames in order to not create collisions. Having multiple identical usernames for the same site is a bad bad idea.
