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Password Protection
Name: Nicole Gray Date: December 10, 2000 at 20:53:51 Pacific
Comment:
I have set up a website using Dreamweaver 3 (Mac). I now want to password protect a page on my site so only certain clients can gain access. Is there any way I can do this easily & without the expense of buying programmes etc. I can only find info so far which helps Frontpage or PC users. Please help
Name: Wayne Date: January 9, 2001 at 10:48:54 Pacific
Reply:
This isn't so much an issue for the page creation software (DW) as it is for the web server. If your server is Apache (an UNIX-based server) then there are commands (htaccess and htpasswd) which will enable you to password-protect a folder and all its contents. Check out what your web server software tells you about security features and passwords.
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