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From: "Hosegood, Chris W (EDU)" <CHosegood@edu.gov.mb.ca>
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Subject: How to Password protect a directory
Date: Wed, 27 Sep 2000 14:58:45 -0500
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  I've been searching through the documentation and I can not seem to find a
way to password protect a directory. I've got a web app with a /admin
directory that contains some jsp files that are used for administration.
I've tried to limit access in the tomcat-apache.conf file but when I
re-start the tomcat process it overwrites this file.  Does anyone know how I
could do this?

Thanks,
Chris Hosegood
chosegood@edu.gov.mb.ca
Programmer/Analyst
MIS, Manitoba Education & Training
204.945.2535