This is a dynamic password system for the basic authentication
that exists with the Apache web server.

Files
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dgroup - group listing in Apache compatible format.
         # This file is read by Apache to look for valid users in its
         access group for a particular realm.
         # it is also used by the dynagenpass Perl script to create
         new sets of passwords for users

dpass -  password file in Apache compatible format.
         # This file has the current, trapdoored passwords that Apache
         looks at.
         # It is generated automatically, on the hour by the
         dynaudpass (Dynamic UpDate Password) perl script from the list of
         passords in the pd[user] files.

dynagenpass - Dynamic Generator (of) Passwords - Perl script. It looks at
         the list of users in the dgroup user list and generates a list of
         passwords for each user. These lists are in the form dp[user] so,
         for a user called fred, he has a file called dpfred.

dynaudpass - Dynamic UpDate Passwords - Perl Script. This program rewrites
         the dpass file with the current trapdoored passwords. It looks up
         the current password for each user (from the dp[user] filr) and
         then generates the trapdoor line for each user that then goes into
         the dpass file. This program should run on a crontab

Use
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Initial
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1) Go into the daccess directory, open up a shell and run ./dynagenpass.
2) print out the dp[user] file.
3) the httpd.conf section should read something like this...
<Directory "/srv/www/htdocs/secrets">

    AllowOverride AuthConfig
    Options Indexes FollowSymLinks
    Order allow,deny
    Deny from all

    AuthType Basic
    AuthName "secrets test"
    AuthUserFile  /etc/httpd/daccess/dpass
    AuthGroupFile /etc/httpd/daccess/dgroup
    Require group dg1
    Satisfy Any

</Directory>

Ongoing
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1) steps 1 and 3 as above
2) When the crontab updates the dpass file, look up the current password
   and that should give you access.