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README
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Read the INSTALL.txt file for installation directions.
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PLEASE note that at the moment, this module is NOT compatible with other
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authentication modules that you may be using. It will only work for users
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stored with Drupal's user table.
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ALSO note that merely enabling the module means that the javascript will be
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active wherever you have a login box displayed. Users will still be able to
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log in if they have javascript disabled, but of course their password will be
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sent in the clear. I plan on making the fact that the javascript is running
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more obvious in the future, along with better controls for visibility.
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ABOUT
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CRAM is a Drupal module that implements the Challenge-Response
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Authentication Mechanism for logging in. I developed it because I hated
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logging into my Drupal installation when I knew my password was being sent
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clear over the wire. The company hosting my site did not offer SSL (or at
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least not at a cheap price), so I looked at other options and came up with
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this.
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CONTACT
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Email me at Joe Selman <idlehero at gmail.com> if you have any
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questions/comments.
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