Hi Phil,
Assuming that your CGI script and the stack are on the same server, I
don't think that your CGI script needs a password and user name to
read any other file on the server. It should work without user name
and password. If you really want to check some password, include it as
an argument to the CGI.
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On 14 aug 2008, at 23:19, Phil Davis wrote:
How would one 'go to' a stack that lives in a .htpasswd protected
directory?
On a web server, I have a CGI script that wants to use a stack
that's in a protected directory.
When I try the URL form of 'go' as follows, I get a result of 'no
such card':
go inv stack url "http://username:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/lockedFolder/test1.rev
"
go inv stack url "binfile://username:password@/home/username/
my.domain.com/lockedFolder/test1.rev"
go inv stack url "binfile://home/username/my.domain.com/lockedFolder/test1.rev
"
When I try going to it by filepath without user/pass as follows, I
get hung:
go inv stack "/home/username/my.domain.com/lockedFolder/test1.rev"
Any ideas how I can get it to work? I thought about altering
the .htaccess file but I'm not sure what to tell it to allow, nor if
that would do the job.
Thanks for all responses.
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Phil Davis
PDS Labs
Professional Software Development
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