Password lock a web page
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There are several different way to protect a web page on the CVL. All of these methods depend upon creating a file in the directory that you want to password protect. | There are several different way to protect a web page on the CVL. All of these methods depend upon creating a file in the directory that you want to password protect. | ||
This file is called '''.htaccess'''. Please note that the name of this file starts with a period. | This file is called '''.htaccess'''. Please note that the name of this file starts with a period. | ||
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| + | The most common way of password locking the web page is to use allow people to ''login'' using their campus PID / passowrd. (This is your campus provided login, ''not'' your CVL login.) | ||
| + | For this you must create a .htaccess file that looks like this: | ||
Revision as of 15:59, 11 February 2008
There are several different way to protect a web page on the CVL. All of these methods depend upon creating a file in the directory that you want to password protect. This file is called .htaccess. Please note that the name of this file starts with a period.
Campus Login
The most common way of password locking the web page is to use allow people to login using their campus PID / passowrd. (This is your campus provided login, not your CVL login.) For this you must create a .htaccess file that looks like this:
