Oh, the "thttpd.lrp" package posted on your site...is this compile with the
AUTH_FILE option?
Yes, although you may or may not find that it will work for you. Thttpd protects files on a per-directory basis, based on the presence (and contents of) an AUTH_FILE. Note that the protection is *NOT* heirerichal, ie: if you have:
foo/AUTH_FILE
then the files in foo/ AND ONLY IN foo/ are protected. Files in other directories, such as:
foo/subdir1/secret.file
will *NOT* be require authentication.
This stems from thttpd being priamrily aimed at high-speed, low-overhead static file serving (recursive protection requires traversing the directory tree up to the document root when serving each file).
You may find one of the other small web-servers to be more appropriate, and you can always patch thttpd to check all requests against a central AUTH_FILE (IIRC, this has been done by someone already, a google search would probably find it).
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