It looks like you are using Apache to serve your files _not_ Gnump3d.
My /guess/ is that the upgrade added an "AllowOverride None"
directive somewhere in your Apache config which is preventing
the .htaccess file from being read. You need to use "AllowOverride
AuthConfig" or "AllowOverride All" in order to use auth settings
in .htaccess. I can't say where about in your Apache config to put
this directive because it depends on how the rest of the file is
written. You should look here:
http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.0/mod/core.html#allowoverride
for a full description.
If you are actually using Gnump3d to serve your music then auth is
controlled with the .password file in you music directory.
On 15 Jul 2006, at 06:11, Phil wrote:
Hi,
Up until recently, I'd merrily trotted along with gnump3 on my
machine.
It was passworded via .htpasswd. Well, I had some problems, an
upgrade, and then found my system slammed by mp3 thieves. The problem
is that I don't remember how I got the htpasswd to work in the
first place.
See, my gentoo server has the mp3s under /home/mp3. In truth, the mp3
directory is a symlink from /storage/mp3, but this is how it always
was.
I have the following .htaccess in that directory:
AuthUserFile /home/mp3/.htpasswd
AuthGroupFile /dev/null
AuthName "Enter your username and password"
AuthType Basic
require valid-user
And I htpasswd -c to make the file. Permissions are fine and
basically
the same setup files work if tweeked a little and put in my
public_html/.
So, my question is: what am I missing?
I don't mind any suggestions that would control this from my http.conf
for apache2 as I have complete access.
Thanks!
Phil
BTW/ I am aware of the other restrictive options in the gnump3d.conf,
but they just won't work for me this time.
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