Apache (website building) question
Hi all,
This might need to be moved to the Networking forum, I don't know! Ok, I have a RH 8 machine running an apache server. This box hosts my website. I am having no connection problems since apache works "out of the box". However, I am very new to apache and was wondering some things. Most importantly, there is an area of the page that I want to password protect so only people whom I give the password to can get into. I actually have it set up that way now, but it's a cheesy javascript. All a surfer needs to do is view the source to get the username and password! Not very secure! This area will have pics and vids of my kids, so I only want to allow in people I know and trust, you know? That's the most important thing to me. Can someone tell me how to do this? Is it something I can do in HTML, or is it a function of Apache? Do I need cgi-bin? What is cgi-bin?! LOL. Thanks in advance for any help! Chris |
Why would you not trust other people with your kids pictures?
Think someone may track their GPS location by their skin tone or something?... I'm figuring it'd be for friends/family only.... so only friends / and / or family would know about the URL, so there would be no reason to password protect it. On any account... these links may help in your indevor http://www.calpoly.edu/~www/htaccess_setup.html http://www.uoregon.edu/~cchome/htaccess/ http://www.cim.mcgill.ca/~arlweb/docs/password_create/ **** More results can be found by typeing "setting up htpasswd" in google search (without quotes) |
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Thanks for the links, they are exactly what I was looking for. I appreciate it. Chris |
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