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Hi All, I am using thttpd service for may HTTP server. I want to make User Level Access control in that like, If I login with "admin" then i have ...
  1. 06-02-2009 #1
    nishant.joshi
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    Help on thttp user level access issue

    Hi All,

    I am using thttpd service for may HTTP server.
    I want to make User Level Access control in that like,

    If I login with "admin" then i have full authority to view and change the parameters.
    If I login with "guest" then i can only view some of the HTML pages, but can not change any parameters.

    Please help me on this or provide some solution.
    I am waiting for your very important replay.

    Thanks ans Regards,
    Nishant
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    use acl. you can set specific user permmissions to directories. or configure the httpd service for such.
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    Quote Originally Posted by rituraj.goswami View Post
    use acl. you can set specific user permmissions to directories. or configure the httpd service for such.
    Hi Rituraj,

    Thanks for your reply.
    But how to configure httpd service for specific user ?
    can u plz provide some example ?

    Thanks,
    Nishant
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