Re: htpasswd security
by Christoph Niemann <C.Niemann(at)gmx.net>
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Jalal,
where is the program WebPassword available which you mentioned?
When googling it I only found a program with that name encrypting HTML pages
but not managing the .htppasswd file.
I am taking care for a website which reqires up to 350 different passwords
(and logins) for the protected folders.
A Windows based program would be very helpfull for this task.
TIA
Chris
At 10:38 07.07.2004, jalal wrote:
>On Wed 7 July 2004 09:00, Greg Hart wrote:
>> I've been trying to research the methods and security issues of using
>> .htpasswd to protect directories. One key point is to not allow ...
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>I usually put it in the same directory with the .htaccess file. Some sites I
>work with have a program (WebPassword) that creates and manages the setup
and
>that stores the htpasswd file in /etc/webpassword/path/to/htaccess (or
>something like that).
>Other sites have them stored in other places.
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>I prefer to put them in the same directory as the .htaccess file as it makes
>it easier to find them and know where they are.
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