by Raimund Sachere » Wed, 04 Aug 1999 04:00:00
So, how do i make a Secure Login from a Browser to the Apache Server?
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by August H?rand » Wed, 04 Aug 1999 04:00:00
> We have a LinuxServer which is connected to Internet via Cabel. I wanna
> create a Apache Server for Our Technican users only, which could download
> and get Information from our Server, while they are working outside for
> Customers.
> So, how do i make a Secure Login from a Browser to the Apache Server?
example: create a .htacess file
AuthType Basic
AuthName anything
AuthUserFile /path/to/file/with/passwords
require valid-user
so everybody gets a password dialog window and has to supply a valid
password to read the contents; the password file is created/changed with the
htpasswd program
Gustl
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by Darren Paxto » Wed, 04 Aug 1999 04:00:00
Would it be possible for someone to print an example of what would be
reqiured and where, as I have been having some difficulty in fathoming
the ins and outs of the same problem. I managed to get a hold of one of
the Dummies books on Apache,but alas, I must be slighty more than dumb,
maybe just plain thick, as this book does not really help, either
All help is greatly appreciated
> > We have a LinuxServer which is connected to Internet via Cabel. I
wanna
> > create a Apache Server for Our Technican users only, which could
download
> > and get Information from our Server, while they are working outside
for
> > Customers.
> > So, how do i make a Secure Login from a Browser to the Apache
Server?
> try to use the mod_auth see e.g.
> example: create a .htacess file
> AuthType Basic
> AuthName anything
> AuthUserFile /path/to/file/with/passwords
> require valid-user
> so everybody gets a password dialog window and has to supply a valid
> password to read the contents; the password file is created/changed
with the
> htpasswd program
> Gustl
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> Why do you pay BIG BUCKS for "micro" software with BIG BUGS
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