The hobbit page contains a lot of sensitive information how would one go about securing it with passwords or ssl? Or both?
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You really need to do some reading up on Apache for this... for SSL, you need to look into the mod_ssl module, there is a lot of good tutorials on configuring this.
For access control, this is handled also by Apache. You need to modify the Apache configuration for applying basic authentication (or another model, Apache supports many) to the "/hobbit/" and "/hobbit-cgi/" URL prefixes. Note that the "/hobbit-seccgi" implements basic authentication, you may be able to use that as a model.
The sample file in the distribution, "hobbit-apache.conf", often installed as /etc/httpd/conf.d/hobbit-apache.conf, is probably where the action is.
Hope that gives you a start. -Alan
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The hobbit page contains a lot of sensitive information how would one go about securing it with passwords or ssl? Or both?
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