initial ebuild, #176083

(Portage version: 2.1.4_rc11)

2 files changed, 37 insertions, 0 deletions

diff --git a/www-apache/mod_auth_imap2/files/10_mod_auth_imap.conf b/www-apache/mod_auth_imap2/files/10_mod_auth_imap.conf
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+<IfDefine AUTH_IMAP>
+LoadModule auth_imap_module modules/mod_auth_imap.so
+
+<Directory /var/www/localhost/htdocs>
+	# For Apache 2.2 the mod_auth_basic module is now set to
+	# be authoritative, and must be disabled if other modules
+	# are used for authentication.
+	#AuthBasicAuthoritative Off
+
+	# Turn on IMAP Authentication
+	#Auth_IMAP_Enabled on
+
+	# Give a name to the authentication domain, whatever you want:
+	#AuthName "something.com"
+
+	# Only basic authentication is supported for now:
+	#AuthType Basic
+
+	# If you feel like it, restrict the users or allow all "valid-user"
+	#Require user user1 user2
+
+	# Make IMAP Authentication authoritative for this .htaccess file:
+	#Auth_IMAP_Authoritative on
+
+	# Set the IMAP Server to which you want to connect (default=localhost):
+	#Auth_IMAP_Server imap.something.com
+
+	# Set the port on which the imap server is running (default=143):
+	#Auth_IMAP_Port 143
+
+	# Turn on some extra logging (login attempts, etc.) in Apache's Error Log
+	#Auth_IMAP_Log on
+</Directory>
+</IfDefine>
diff --git a/www-apache/mod_auth_imap2/files/digest-mod_auth_imap2-2.2.0 b/www-apache/mod_auth_imap2/files/digest-mod_auth_imap2-2.2.0
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+RMD160 25867f4c7c0f3f8b4bcd9c7effab6abaef7ebd9c mod_auth_imap2-2.2.0.tar.gz 12787
+SHA256 9642a13932010b9587d7b2263f21bed29602253bac18cb6c8847385d13d3cce0 mod_auth_imap2-2.2.0.tar.gz 12787