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dorayme
Can you go about allowing *any* n digit password (along with a
particular username) to allow a select number of people to access
a file or folder using the simple technology of htaccess/passwd?
When you make an .htaccess you put in something like
AuthUserFile /public/something.org.au/.htpasswd
AuthType Basic
AuthName "members"
Require valid-user
and you use an encrypter to generate the password that goes into
..htpassd and it might look like this:
johnsmith:hgcrBSZ7XJ6hq
If it was just
johnsmith:
I assume it would be accessible on mere correct name entry?
Is there anything you could write if you wanted any 7 digit
number (0-9 to be used) in any order without having to supply all
permutations. Or is htaccess/htpasswd not that sophisticated?
particular username) to allow a select number of people to access
a file or folder using the simple technology of htaccess/passwd?
When you make an .htaccess you put in something like
AuthUserFile /public/something.org.au/.htpasswd
AuthType Basic
AuthName "members"
Require valid-user
and you use an encrypter to generate the password that goes into
..htpassd and it might look like this:
johnsmith:hgcrBSZ7XJ6hq
If it was just
johnsmith:
I assume it would be accessible on mere correct name entry?
Is there anything you could write if you wanted any 7 digit
number (0-9 to be used) in any order without having to supply all
permutations. Or is htaccess/htpasswd not that sophisticated?