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02/10/2006, 23h02
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htpasswd apache 2.0.52
How do I password protect a web directory? I read about that htaccess is not
recommended. What do I do to protect /home/www/html/intranet folder? thanks |
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03/10/2006, 07h10
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Re: htpasswd apache 2.0.52
tony wrote:
> How do I password protect a web directory? I read about that htaccess is not > recommended. What do I do to protect > > /home/www/html/intranet folder? > > thanks > > If you have access to your httpd.conf file that add it there in a <Directory></Directory> tag IE. <Directory "/path/to/your/directory/to/be/protected"> Options -Indexes AllowOverride All AuthType Basic AuthName "Admin Area" AuthUserFile /path/to/your/.htpasswd Require valid-user </Directory> Be sure to restart you server after making changes to your httpd.conf file |
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03/10/2006, 07h12
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Re: htpasswd apache 2.0.52
tony wrote:
> How do I password protect a web directory? I read about that htaccess is not > recommended. What do I do to protect > > /home/www/html/intranet folder? > > thanks > > another thought. If you do not have access to your httpd.conf your best bet is to use .htaccess |
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