Apache Settings-Set user authentication for directory or file

Set user authentication for directory or file

Add the following configuration to the corresponding host configuration file:

<directory/data/ Www/admin.php>
    authname "the Administrator authentication!"
     authtype Basic
    require valid-user
</directory>

The path after the directory is the directory or file for user authentication, AuthName followed by a custom validation prompt, AuthUserFile followed by a validation file.

Create a validation file using Apache's own tool htpasswd:

#/USR/LOCAL/APACHE2/BIN/HTPASSWD-CM/DATA/.HTPASSWD Username

New Password:
Re-type New Password:
Adding password for user username

# CAT/DATA/.HTPASSWD
username: $apr 1$wlvegnih$ne.iu7fgjfpbzsp6socz11

The-c means to create a new file,-m for password MD5 encryption, followed by the path to verify the file, username is the user name

#/usr/local/apache2/bin/apachectl-t
Syntax OK
Check that the configuration file is correct

#/usr/local/apache2/bin/apachectl Graceful

Graceful means reloading the configuration file

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Apache Settings-Set user authentication for directory or file