Subject: Re: [LUAU] apache security question
On Tue, Feb 08, 2005 at 01:34:32PM -1000, Jaymes Schooler wrote:
> And Rightfully so...Being Paranoid that is... You may
> want to use something a little stronger for authorization such as
> mysqlauth or almost any other authentication Sche
On Tue, Feb 08, 2005 at 01:34:32PM -1000, Jaymes Schooler wrote:
> And Rightfully so...Being Paranoid that is... You may
> want to use something a little stronger for authorization
> such as mysqlauth or almost any other authentication
> Scheme/Module...Also you may want to include nobots.txt in an
On Tue, Feb 08, 2005 at 11:43:11AM -1000, Charles Lockhart wrote:
> So, we have a script or something that every time you create
> a directory in that secure directory, the script adds an
> .htaccess file, and the .htaccess file is used to enforce
> privacy, requiring a username and password to log
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Subject: Re: [LUAU] apache security question
Charles Lockhart wrote:
> So, we have a script or something that every time you create a
> directory in that
Charles Lockhart wrote:
So, we have a script or something that every time you create a
directory in that secure directory, the script adds an .htaccess file,
and the .htaccess file is used to enforce privacy, requiring a
username and password to log in. I'm told that this should be secure
en
We've got a web server running FC2 and Apache 2. I was asked to set up
a private wiki area on that server, one that provided both
username/password security for the wiki, and the same level of access
for the directory.
So, we have a script or something that every time you create a directory
