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The mod_auth_dbm module allows user authentication using DBM files. Its directives overrides any core authentication directives specified.
| AuthDBMAuthoritative |
AuthDBMAuthoritative on|off
[Within <Directory>, or .htaccess]
Decides at which level authentication and authorization can be performed. If off is specified, and there is no user ID matching the requester, authentication and authorization are passed to lower-level modules, which allow access to their respective contents based on individual settings. The default is on.
| AuthDBMGroupFile |
AuthDBMGroupFile filename
[Within <Directory>, or .htaccess]
Specifies the group filename as a DBM file, using either a fully qualified filename or a path relative to ServerRoot. For example:
AuthDBMGroupFile /www/admin/.groupdbm
| AuthDBMUserFile |
AuthDBMUserFile filename
[Within <Directory> or .htaccess]
Specifies the DBM file that contains a list of users and passwords for user authentication. For example:
AuthDBMUserFile /WWW/Admin/.passwddbm
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| 19.5. mod_auth_anon |  | 19.7. mod_autoindex |
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