Re: [users@httpd] Cannot Get Basic Auth to Work

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On 12/8/05, Michael Avila <Michael.Avila.1@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Yes, I did read the docs and used an example that I found. That is how I got
> as far as I did. Unfortunately, I read the AuthType docs not AuthDBMType
> docs. That is one of the areas that I did wrong. My apologies that I do not
> spell as great as you and that I am not as observant as you.
>
> HOWEVER, it still does not work!

What the heck does that mean?  What do you get in the browser?  What
is in the error and access logs?

>
>
> Alias /oscadmin E:/ApacheGroup/Apache2/d/c/a
> <Directory /o>

Do you really have a directory called /o off the root of your
filesystem?  Shouldn't that be <Directory
e:/ApacheGroup/Apache2/d/c/a>?  Please don't obscure all your
examples.  It makes it impossible to help you.

> AuthType Basic
> AuthDBMType DB

Are you sure?  That looks like a dbm or sdbm file you've created not a db file.

> AuthName O
> Require valid-user
> AllowOverride AuthConfig Options

completely uneccessary if you aren't using .htaccess.

> AuthDBMUserFile E:\ApacheGroup\Apache2\a\auth.dbm.dir

I'm pretty sure the .dir should be dropped.

Joshua.

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