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I'm running a website on a hosted apache installation: I do not have
access to http.conf but do have permissive .htaccess. I'd like to password protect my stats page, accessed as www.example.com/stats/ Unfortunately, this is not a true directory, rather it triggers some form of script and prevents me with the results of http-analyze. I'd like to password protect this page. As there's no directory mapping to www.example.com/stats/ I can't drop an .htaccess file in there. I feel I'm missing something obvious. Any clues? Giles |
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