README for mod_sequester V1.0

The mod_sequester module is similar to mod_access, controlling whether
remote clients can access your Apache Web site's resources based upon
information not subject to the user's control.  Rather than using
network connexion information to make the access determination,
however, mod_sequester uses the date and time of the request.  If
the request is made during an interval when mod_sequester's
settings indicate the resource is accessible, the document will be
processed normally -- otherwise a '403 Forbidden' will be returned.
Obviously, the settings and the check use the server's date and time
value, not the client's.

Like mod_access, mod_sequester obtains its control information
from directives in the server config and .htaccess files.  In
order for mod_sequester directives to be processed in
.htaccess files, the scope of the directory must be covered by
an "AllowOverride AuthConfig" directive in the server config files.
Note that there is no provision for storing the control information
in files, as the mod_auth_* modules do.

For more information, use the source, Luke!

The entire mod_sequester package is copyright 2000 by Ken Coar,
and is licenced according to the MeepZor Public Licence,
found on the Web at <URL:http://MeepZor.Com/LICENCE.txt>.

If you have questions, complaints, or suggestions, send them to
<mod_sequester-package@MeepZor.Com>.

Enjoy!  I hope this makes life at least a tiny bit simpler for you..