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Install PHP on Apache Server
Just compile the php module, and then activate it on the apache server.... I would suggest something like this: php with apache install: (apache and php src files in same directory /apache_1.x.x /php-4.0.4pl1 cd ../path/to/php-4.0.4pl1 ./configure --with-prefix=/path/to/php... -
Authenticating *NIX users.
This should help you out. PHP 3/4 should have yp enabled in order to use the yp functions. Just supply the user's logon id, and password (from a form or other function...) and the function will verify the user and password against the NIS. Function verifyPassword ($user_id, $user_password) {...
