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Username/Password access on Select Directories

  1. Create a file inside the directory where you want to have access rights named ".htaccess" (Don't forget the period "." in front of the name htaccess)

  2. Inside the .htaccess file place the following text.

         AuthUserFile /path/to/your/directory/.htpasswd
         AuthType Basic
         AuthName "Special Access"
         require valid-user


    "/path/to/your/directory/" must be changed to your home directory.

  3. Create another file called ".htpasswd" and place your users inside this directory as given below

         user1:fekogoETvQ8WY
         user2:eVVssLmCtS5k.
         john:V5DeLh/sbdtFY
         mary:V5DeLh/sbdtFY


    Each line of the user file contains a username followed by a colon, followed by the encrypted password.
    Click here to use a tool to create encrypted passwords.

  4. All files within this directory will now require a valid username and password to be entered. If incorrect username or password is entered the user will be displayed an error page. To define a special page for this error page put the following on your .htaccess file.


  5.      ErrorDocument 401 /access_denied.html

  6. If you have any problems following these instructions, contact technical support.

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