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I set up the passwords file, and it all looks good.
When i surf to the page, i do get prompted for my login, but it always fails. I cannot for the life of me figure out what I could be doing wrong. I am sure that the password file is genereated correctly, and all path names are correct, it just seems not to work right. Any ideas? Thanks
This is what I was going by. It says I don't have to use .htaccess files, and it even recommends against it. (However I know alot of people use them...) Thats why i'm using httpd.conf
My problem is with apache seeming to have trouble validating the person logging in. Just wondering if I might be missing something fundamental with the setup? I do have mod_auth and mod_access loaded.
Heh, that's ok, when I was doing my RHCE test, I sat there for about 15 minutes trying to figure out why I couldn't get something to work, and I _was_ reading my log files...but sometimes what you're expecting isn't what you're reading...it happens.
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