- Update lighttpd to 1.4.42 [1]

- Convert WEBDAV option to option helpers [1]
- Remove MYSQLAUTH option, upstream integrated their own solution
  in MYSQL support [1]
- Add GEOIP option to main port [1]
- Fix sorting in pkg-plist [1]
- Remove lighttpd-mod_geoip port, it's beeen integrated in the main
  port [2]

PR:		213568 [1], 213569 [2]
Sumitted by:	Piotr Kubaj <pkubaj@anongoth.pl> (maintainer)

1 files changed, 0 insertions, 45 deletions

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-References:
-http://redmine.lighttpd.net/issues/752
-http://redmine.lighttpd.net/attachments/1012/03_all_lighttpd-1.4.23-mysql_auth.diff
-http://redmine.lighttpd.net/attachments/download/1012/03_all_lighttpd-1.4.23-mysql_auth.diff
-
-This patch allows lighttpd to authenticate users against mySQL DBbr
-NOTE: Only basic auth is implemented. Passwords are stored as MD5 hash in DB
-
-make mysql db and user (read mySQL doc's if you don't know how)
-import lighttpd-1.4.11-mysql_auth.sql
-
-open lighttpd.conf and add
-(be sure that you comment out any other auth - according to lighttpd docs)
-
-auth.backend                                   = "mysql" 
-auth.backend.mysql.host                        = "localhost" 
-auth.backend.mysql.user                        = "db_user" 
-auth.backend.mysql.pass                        = "db_pass" 
-auth.backend.mysql.db                          = "db_name" 
-auth.backend.mysql.port                        = "0" # (for default port 0, always needed)
-auth.backend.mysql.socket                      = ""  # (for default leave blank, always needed)
-auth.backend.mysql.users_table                 = "users_table" 
-auth.backend.mysql.col_user                    = "col_name_username" 
-auth.backend.mysql.col_pass                    = "col_name_password" # (md5 hash of password)
-auth.backend.mysql.col_realm                   = "col_realm_name" 
-
-configure lighttpd to use it (same as every other auth)
-
-auth.require = ( "/some_path" =>
-    (
-        "method"  => "basic",
-        "realm"   => "some_realm",
-        "require" => "some_user",
-    )
-)
-
-start lighttpd
-
-P.S. patch include more complicated setup with separate table for domains.
-If you are interested please contact with me to obtain more information.
-
-Bugs, Patches and Suggestions
-Send me E-Mail: drJeckyll@Jeckyll.net
-
--- drJeckyll