I am new to being able to run A CF server.
I installed the 'Nix system as recommended in the docs"
install under root user
root has ownership, others have read execute, i.e. 755
I start CFMX with the root user so logging, etc works properly
I develop under a different user so I need to save templates, etc. under
wwwroot
I have created folders, under wwwroot owned by the developer with 755
permissions so only the developer user (and root user, of course) can
write to them..
I don't have a static IP address, but I sometimes give outsiders access
to the system through http.
This setup seems to work fine, as far as it goes...
What I want to do is password protect (or somehow limit all access) to
some of the folders owned by the developer user. A user who knows the
pw will be able to have read, execute access to the contents through
HTTP.
As I said, I am new to this server setup...
What's the best way to do this?
TIA
Dick
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