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Subject: Re: htpasswd
On Mon, 2003-09-08 at 09:59, Don Leeper wrote:
> I have a few redhat web servers and can't get this to work correctly on
this
> 9.0 version. I have the http.conf file setup like the others to just accept
> certain users with passwords. I have
On Monday 08 September 2003 08:59, Don Leeper wrote:
> I have a few redhat web servers and can't get this to work correctly
> on this 9.0 version. I have the http.conf file setup like the others
> to just accept certain users with passwords. I have the "AuthFile"
> setup and can add users and so fo
On Monday 08 September 2003 09:59 am, Don Leeper wrote:
> I have a few redhat web servers and can't get this to work correctly on
> this 9.0 version. I have the http.conf file setup like the others to just
> accept certain users with passwords. I have the "AuthFile" setup and can
> add users and so
On Mon, 2003-09-08 at 09:59, Don Leeper wrote:
> I have a few redhat web servers and can't get this to work correctly on this
> 9.0 version. I have the http.conf file setup like the others to just accept
> certain users with passwords. I have the "AuthFile" setup and can add users
> and so forth. W
I have a few redhat web servers and can't get this to work correctly on this
9.0 version. I have the http.conf file setup like the others to just accept
certain users with passwords. I have the "AuthFile" setup and can add users
and so forth. When I go to the page it will not let me in. I put in th
I found a bit of a problem that is no biggie, but I
would like to have it cleared up anyway.
On my Linux box, I can see in PHPMyAdmin browser
window an image that's a link to the PHPMyAdmin
website. However, when I browse to my website from a
Windows 2000 box, I'm not seeing that same icon.
Instea
I was able to fix my own problem from the overflowing
amount of information on the web. I was trying to go
this route before, but I found a bit of info on a
message board that solved my problem. I moved the
located on the htpasswd file, and modified my
httpd.conf and htaccess files accordingly
I'm trying to secure my directory that has phpmyadmin.
I've placed a .htaccess file in there that has:
# .htaccess contents
AuthType Basic
AuthUserFile /var/www/passwd/phpmyadmin.pwd
AuthName My Realm
Require valid-user
htpasswd is in a seperate dir as indicated in my
.htaccess:
htforward. When I connect to my website, it prompts me for a
> username/password but it never lets me in! I know the username/passwords
> are right! I have created my .htaccess file. I changed permissions (chmod
> 666!) on .htaccess. It points (in full path) to a .htpasswd file. I
> modi
y easy and
straightforward. When I connect to my website, it prompts me for a
username/password but it never lets me in! I know the username/passwords
are right! I have created my .htaccess file. I changed permissions (chmod
666!) on .htaccess. It points (in full path) to a .htpasswd file. I
modified perm
sword but it never lets me in! I know the username/passwords
are right! I have created my .htaccess file. I changed permissions (chmod
666!) on .htaccess. It points (in full path) to a .htpasswd file. I
modified permissions on .htpasswd too. I changed the AllowOverride
AuthConfig in my httpd.conf
On 6/10/02 12:53 AM, "vincent li" [EMAIL PROTECTED] pressed the keys
forming the message:
> Hi, guys
>
> i often use htpasswd to add and change user password
> on command line in my linux box, for example:
> #htpasswd /etc/squid/passwd user
>
> now i want
Hi, guys
i often use htpasswd to add and change user password
on command line in my linux box, for example:
#htpasswd /etc/squid/passwd user
now i want to enable users to change their password by
themselves on a web interface, but i have no clue how
to achieve this goal, i know maybe cgi
AuthUserFile /home/httpd/passwdfiles/dynamic
>AuthType Basic
>
>require valid-user
>
>Options ExecCGI FollowSymlinks
>
>
>Created password file with htpasswd -c
>/home/httpd/passwdfiles/dynamic user
>
>/home/httpd/passwd
es/dynamic
AuthType Basic
require valid-user
Options ExecCGI FollowSymlinks
Created password file with htpasswd -c
/home/httpd/passwdfiles/dynamic user
/home/httpd/passwdfiles/dynamic;
user:password
It isn't prompting for auth. What am I missi
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At 16:15 4/9/98 -0500, webmaster wrote:
>I also changed the AllowOverride None to AllowOverride AuthConfig. I
>then create a directory called htdocs at /home/httpd/html. In that
>new directory, I created a file called .htaccess and entered the
>following li
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At 14:11 4/9/98 -0500, webmaster wrote:
>Dear Linux/Unix Gurus:
>
>I'm trying to setup user authentication using htpasswd. Refering to
>the instructions at
>http://www.apacheweek.com/features/userauth
>
>I was told to edit a file ca
access and entered the
following lines.
AuthName restricted stuff
AuthType Basic
AuthUserFile /home/httpd/users
I created the user file via
/usr/sbin/htpasswd -c /home/httpd/users vtan
and entered a password.
I then went to my IE4.01 browser and entered the following URL.
http://viper.cwcu.
Change to root directory ('cd /') and enter 'find . -name
"access.conf" -print'. The command will tell you where the file is. It's
better to be the super-user when running this command.
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I'm trying to setup user authentication using
Dear Linux/Unix Gurus:
I'm trying to setup user authentication using htpasswd. Refering to
the instructions at
http://www.apacheweek.com/features/userauth
I was told to edit a file called access.conf. Is there such a file on
linux OS, or do I have to create it manually? If I need to c
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