Hi there! That 'sites-available' directory is for releases prior to 0.6. Cherokee stable is 0.7.2 and we're hoping to release 0.8 (much better, btw) really soon.
You should use a current release. I'm unsure if you are running Python in the NSLU2, which is needed to launch cherokee-admin. If not, you can simply configure the server on your computer with a similar setup and then copy the resulting cherokee.conf file to whatever location you have defined for your compilation (parameter --sysconfdir). To password secure you only have to make sure that your rules are defined as non-final, and define a las rule (in this case with the 'final' flag enabled) that is authenticated by whatever mechanism your platform supports. This would be done from 'VirtualServers'-->[choose the one you've got defined; 'default' as default]-->Behaviour And once you're in the final rule, use the 'Security' tab to define the mechanism (plain, PAM or whatever). I hope this is of use to you. Kind regards, Taher Shihadeh On Thursday 31 July 2008 09:25:03, Viktor S. Kristensen wrote: > Hi guys and thank you for this awesome light-end webserver! > > I have a NSLU2 box which has been unslung(http://www.nslu2-linux.org/) to > 6.10. when I run the command in the linux terminal: ipkg install cherokee - > every thing is fine and I can see the start page. (localhost:8008/ > > But my intention is to make a private webserver and I was wondering how to > add some security along the road. > > Like, for accessing every file on the server, you need a special password. > > I read somewhere that it was located at > /opt/etc/cherokee/sites-available/default > > but my folder is empty.. do you have any suggestions which can solve my > problem. So I can password secure my files for uninvited guest? > > That would be a huge help.. thank you very much! and again, cherokee rocks! > > Best regards, > Viktor K. -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://unixwars.com _______________________________________________ Cherokee mailing list [email protected] http://lists.octality.com/listinfo/cherokee
