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httpd.conf-ers by maximumbob 2005-08-16 07:53:37
I'm password protecting an aliased directory, but it doesn't accept the
password -- the prompt comes up fine, but it won't accept anything I put
into the htpasswd file. On Windows, so I renamed it txt because it it's easier.
(it's not inside a visible dir)

Here's what I have in the conf file:

Alias /admin "f:/www/server/Admin/"
Alias /admin/ "f:/www/server/Admin/"

<Directory "f:/www/server/Admin/">
AuthName "Website Administration"
AuthType Basic
AuthUserFile "f:/www/server/htpasswd.txt"
Require vaild-user
</Directory>
[ Reply ]
  Can't you by mvasquez2005-08-16 07:57:38
    Same effect, just less efficient. by LionsPhil2005-08-16 08:12:26
  What's the error log show? by pyroteknix2005-08-16 07:57:55
    Ditto on the latter case. by LionsPhil2005-08-16 08:11:39
  Umm... cut and paste? by pyroteknix2005-08-16 07:58:48
  Does your <Directory> directive go by by merlin2005-08-16 07:58:59
  Slashes... by Alcyone2005-08-16 08:52:08

 

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