First enable .htaccess security for the server

Then create a text file called  .htaccess  in note pad and then enter your
restriction conditons.

Then upload this file into the directory that you want secured

the docs have the various commands that could be used in this file.

Anil

"Patrick Jones" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> I need some assistance with creating a .htaccess file for a webpage that I
> need to have user authenticated.  I've gone through everything in the
Sambar
> documents and even found information on the net, but nothing is really
> helping.
>
> I tried logging into my server through telnet and ran the command:
>  htpasswd -c E:\folder\folder2\folder3 user, to which the prompt went from
a
> "server>" prompt to a "foserver>" prompt.  I was expecting a prompt for
> password as Sambar states, but entering a password only got a "bad
command:
> password" statement and back to the "server>" prompt.
>
> I also tried running the sacrypt from the terminal, but did no better.
>
> Could someone please help out this noob find his way to the secure
promised
> land?  Thanks.
>
> Patrick Jones
>
>
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