RE: publicfile and htaccess restricting or some other authorisation

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=E6=C5=D7=D2=C1=CC=D8 2005 11:26 M. Lucas =CE=C1=D0=C9=D3=C1=CC(a):
> > Hello,
> >
> > I want to setup a secure http server so I want to use publicfile.
> > It will became a real simple setup
> >
> > Multiple hostnames to some directory's each contaning only=20
> some normal=20
> > files. So the viewer will only see the directory listing.
> >
> > Site1.example.org to /home/site1/
> > Site2.example.org to /home/site2/
> > Site3.example.org to /home/site3/
> >
> > No, html layout nothing fancy
> >
> > I want to have some username protection on each site so=20
> only the user=20
> > of
> > site1 can view site1 and site2 only site2.
> >
> > This is possible with a massive apache with htaccess=20
> implementation,=20
> > but is it also possible with publicfile.

> Since you not asking but just reporting that this is possible=20
> - why to not write a recipe? W/o it your mail is pointless...

I forgot the question mark on that last sentence:

This is possible with a massive apache with htaccess implementation.
(which I don't want)

But is it also possible with publicfile.?
Can I use something like .htaccess to restrict access to websites and
protect them with usernames and passwords?

With kind regards,

Maurice Lucas