Tuesday, August 19, 2008
Enabling HTTP Authentication in Apache
Keywords: HTTP, Apache, PHP, MySQL, htpasswd, Webserver, Authentication
Though it is a simple authentication, but we can somehow restrict unauthorized access.
Sounds good??? It should...
Catch the following steps to get this done.
Pre-Requisites:
1. Apache Webserver
2. htpasswd (password generator)
Steps:
1. Create a username/password file using htpasswd
# htpasswd -c password_filename user_name
New password:******
Re-type new password:******
2. Create a ".htaccess" in your www/root folder with the following contents
AuthType Basic
AuthName "Apache Admin Guide Authors"
AuthUserFile "/opt/lampp/bin/password_filename"
Require user user_name
3. Now try accessing to your webpage.
Ex: http://localhost/pagename.html
Need more info??? Here you go --> How to Auth?
All the Best !!!!!
Keywords: HTTP, Apache, PHP, MySQL, htpasswd, Webserver, Authentication
I request you all to please Click Here to help the poor people.
1 comment :
Good one, not able to do with .htaccess, with |directory| worked like a gem.
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