Apache user authentication

We do the Apache user authentication according to Discuz forum www.test.com/abc/

Only you can see, but also want to show the page, this time we need to do a user authentication, that is, when you enter the user name and password, you can access.

Suppose we create an ABC directory now

[Email protected] www]# mkdir ABC

[[Email protected] www]# CD ABC

[[email protected] abc]# ls

[Email protected] abc]# cp/etc/passwd/12.tx We copy this file called 12.txt, is accessible to the file in WEB:192.168.140.100/ABC/12. TXT Well, we don't want anyone to see it. We will do a user authentication, this how to do it, let us change the configuration file:

[Email protected] abc]# vim/usr/local/apache2/conf/extra/httpd-vhosts.conf

We found in the virtual host configuration file:

<virtualhost *:80>

DocumentRoot "/data/www/"

ServerName www.test.com

Serveralias www.aaa.com

# errorlog "Logs/dummy-host2.example.com-error_log"

# customlog "Logs/dummy-host2.example.com-access_log" common

</VirtualHost>

Add these to </VirtualHost>:

<Directory/data/www/abc>

AllowOverride authconfig

AuthName "AAA"

AuthType Basic

authuserfile/data/.htpasswd

Require Valid-user

</Directory>

AUTHUSERFILE/DATA/.HTPASSWD This is where the user name and password are stored, we need to go to create it, specifically create the command:

Let's do a path first.

[Email protected] abc]# vim/etc/profile.d/path.sh

Export path= $PATH:/usr/local/mysql/bin:/usr/local/apache2/bin

[Email protected] abc]# source/etc/profile.d/path.sh

[Email protected] abc]# htpasswd-c/data/.htpasswd user1

New Password:

Re-type New Password:

Adding Password for user user1

Create/DATA/.HTPASSWD User User1

[Email protected] abc]# CAT/DATA/.HTPASSWD

User1: $apr 1$hg2g3xkl$ia. y0twloxbs6lsvbaa901

User1 followed by an encrypted password

Then create a new user without the-C, otherwise it will overwrite the

[Email protected] abc]# htpasswd/data/.htpasswd user2

New Password:

[Email protected] abc]# CAT/DATA/.HTPASSWD

User1: $apr 1$hg2g3xkl$ia. y0twloxbs6lsvbaa901

User2: $apr 1$6auov0al$d.samep6kygwp62bzc5ya1

[[email protected] abc]# apachectl-t view configuration OK

Syntax OK

[[email protected] abc]# apachectl Restart no problem restart, reload without rebooting, graceful just recall the configuration file

Let's go back to the Web refresh Www.aaa.com/abc/12.txt

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Apache user authentication