.htaccess? I would not recommend using apache. Use nginx. On Thursday, 3 May 2018 03:35:39 UTC-5, Tom Campbell wrote: > > SQLite is more than enough for my needs, I think. In the best of worlds we > will have no more than a few thousand customers after we get up and > running. But I'm not sure what to do about the database file, which is of > course unencrypted. I will place it in a directory that is not accessible > to web users and also make it invisible via .htaccess. > > What's the best way to manage the SQLite data file? Encrypt, then gzip, > then ssh it to a remote location once or twice a day using a cron job? >
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