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prophet
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#1: Oct 21 '06
How do I password protect certain pages within my web site - I want to
restrict access to one of my pages so that only a few people can obtain
access.

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Steven Saunderson
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#2: Oct 21 '06

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On Fri, 20 Oct 2006 23:17:40 GMT, "prophet" <M_Moyes@hotmail.comwrote:
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How do I password protect certain pages within my web site - I want to
restrict access to one of my pages so that only a few people can obtain
access.
I don't know about protecting individual files but if you're running
Apache it is possible to protect a directory. The Apache docs describe
what is required. If you have cPanel it is easy to setup protection and
maintain users and passwords. Does your hosting facility have cPanel ?

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David Dorward
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#3: Oct 21 '06

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prophet wrote:
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How do I password protect certain pages within my web site
HTML can't do it. You need some server side technology, so it depends on the
capabilities of your webserver.


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Scott Bryce
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#4: Oct 21 '06

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Steven Saunderson wrote:
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I don't know about protecting individual files but if you're running
Apache it is possible to protect a directory. The Apache docs describe
what is required.
Do a Google search on "http authentication."
planetmatt
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#5: Oct 25 '06

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prophet wrote:
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How do I password protect certain pages within my web site - I want to
restrict access to one of my pages so that only a few people can obtain
access.
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Mark
In IIS, you can right click on the page and disable anonymous access
and turn on windows authenticated. Then you just set the NTFS
permission on the actual HTML file on the file system.

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