John Draper wrote:
Can someone please make a recommendation, or point me to any docs that
might be in the
OpenBSD Site... the only docs I could find is in the FAQ, and it only
mentions operation of
the server in chrooted mode, but nothing on setting it up.
All is ready and the server does already run in chrooted mode. If you
need to put password for your server use by .htaccess for example, you
need to make sure you put it in the space accessible by apache in
chrooted mode. So, the default is to be inside /var/www, so you can put
your password file(s) there, or you can even add a directory for your
own use like /var/www/password and put your password file there in
.htpasswd for example.
Just make sure it is accessible by apache, but NOT is the web space of
your site(s), meaning if your sites are configure to use
/var/www/mysite, then DON'T put your password in that directory or any
part of sub of it!
Users accessible web space is not the same as server accessible space.
Then your .htaccess setup would point to that file to check your users
or password.
If you have a lots of users, you can also use the dbm feature as well
already there too.
Best,
Daniel
