Russell McMahon wrote:
>> You can use the ".htaccess" file (or set the access in your main
>> http.conf file).
> 
> 
> Sounded like just what I wanted.
> 
> Followed (I thought) all the rules.
> .htaccess in target directory.
> Pointer therein to .htpasswd
> Made encrypted password lines and installed in .htpasswd
> 
> No access prevention.
> Played with global permissions in http.conf.
> Got so it would recognise NO password (ie locked out) or would lock out 
> all accesses to anything (you are not authorised ...).
> 
> Returned system to prior state.
> What I'm doing APPEARS to be as per documents.
> 
> 
> 
>        RM
> 
> 
> 

Russell,

Did you get this one sorted out?  I've been away from the list for quite 
a while, but I can help off-list with this one.  Piece of cake.

Nate Duehr, nate@natetech.com

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