>Found some more info:
>1) If you configure in the access.conf and do not allow overrides:
> <Directory /your/directory/path>
> AllowOVerride None
> AuthUserFile /home/httpd/passwords/.htpasswd
> AuthGroupFile /home/httpd/passwords/.htgroup
> AuthName ByPassword
> AuthType Basic
> <Limit GET POST>
> require valid-user
> </Limit>
> </Directory>
>2) If you allow for overrides in the .htaccess file
> <Directory /your/directory/path>
> AllowOVerride All
> </Directory>
>Advantage of 1 is that it will be read once during startup of the httpd
>server and will be kept in memory and not read from disk, which will >be
>faster.
>Disadvantage is, that you need to restart the httpd server after
>changes in this file.
>2 is obviously more flexible, but slower because it will be read from >disk
>each time, and as such not advisable for very busy sites.
>Hope this helps,
>Hans
Very stupid of me. Was thinking the other way arround....
Thanks for all the reply's
Regards, Igmar Palsenberg
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