NAME
   Apache::Htgroup - Manage Apache authentication group files

SYNOPSIS
     use Apache::Htgroup;
     $group = new Apache::Htgroup ($path_to_groupfile);
     $foo = $group->isMember($username);
     $group->addUser($username);
     $group->deleteUser($username);

DESCRIPTION
   Manage Apache htgroup files

   new  $group = new Apache::Htgroup ($path_to_groupfile);

        Creates a new object of the Apache::Htgroup class

   isMember
                $foo = $group->isMember($username);

        Returns true if the username is in the group, false
        otherwise

   addUser
                $group->addUser($username);

        Adds the user to the group.

   deleteUser
                $group->deleteUser($username);

        Removes the specified user from the group.

   groups
                $groups = $group->groups;

        Returns a reference to a hash of the groups. The key is the
        name of the group, and the value is a string containing all
        the users separated by spaces - exactly as it appears in
        the group file.

   writeFile
                $group->writeFile($groups);

        Writes out the group file. $groups is a hashref that looks
        like the hash returned by the `groups' method.

Bugs/To do/Disclaimer
   I wrote this in a real hurry. I knew that it would save time in
   the long run if I wrote this as a module, but I did not have the
   time to put in all the doodads that really belong in here.

   I really need to have some file locking here, but this is a rush
   job. I'll add this some time soon.

   Need to have reasonable return values on failure. I'll add this
   when I'm in less of a hurry.

   Need to add some reasonable tests in test.pl. Same excuse.

   Patches and suggestions welcome.

AUTHOR
   Rich Bowen, [email protected]

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