htpasswd

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htpasswd -c .htpasswd mythick cock

Then i get command not found...

What should i do?>

[NaughtyJenn]

sorry im using that function right now, give me a few to release it

[fsfaz]

Try this instead ...

/usr/local/bin/htpasswd -c .htpasswd mythick cock

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Originally posted by fsfaz
Try this instead ...

/usr/local/bin/htpasswd -c .htpasswd mythick cock

nope I think i gotta install that module

[fsfaz]

Originally posted by juicylinks



nope I think i gotta install that module

Do you have apache installed? I'm pretty sure it comes with Apache. What O/S u running? FreeBSD, Redhat?

[JDog]

/usr/local/apache/bin/htpasswd

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Originally posted by fsfaz



Do you have apache installed? I'm pretty sure it comes with Apache. What O/S u running? FreeBSD, Redhat?

Freebsd

[Sifu]

[JDog]

Originally posted by juicylinks


Freebsd

do a locate htpasswd ;)

[JDog]

hit me up on ICQ and I could help you out!

jDoG

[fsfaz]

Originally posted by juicylinks


Freebsd

Try doing a "which htpasswd". If not, do a "locate htpasswd".


Hopefully one of them will tell you the path to it. If not, what's your ICQ #?

[mryellow]

To generate a password you can make a quick perl script which
crypts your input and gives you the hash to put in your htpasswd
file.

$pass = $ENV{'QUERY_STRING'};
$passcrypt = crypt($pass,$pass);

print "Content-type: text/html\n\n";
print "\|$passcrypt\|\n";
print "\n";

-Ben

[kad]

Originally posted by fsfaz



Try doing a "which htpasswd". If not, do a "locate htpasswd".


Hopefully one of them will tell you the path to it. If not, what's your ICQ #?

Which wont work. Which only looks in the shells path. Locate might if the file database is up to date.

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Originally posted by Sifu

you sale content?

[Lane]

tried this?

/usr/local/apache/bin/htpasswd

[SomeCreep]

Lots of 10000+ posters are sporting new quickbuck sigs. They must be paying some serious green

[footguy]

Hi.

whereis htpasswd

This will do a couple things. It will show you if the binary exists...for example /usr/local/sbin/yada yada......

if it does exist as a binary then that means that the directory is not in your PATH. You can either add it to your PATH or just switch over to that directory and run it from there....
or type the full path to the binary.


If NO binary exists, it can be made from PORTS. I love ports.......
the whereis htpasswd will show you which dir htpasswd is in.
just cd over there and "make" it.... The rest is done automatically......before you know it poof you got htpasswd.

[Sneka]

yeah try a locate htpasswd, then go to the directory and try again:
htpasswd -c .htpasswd mythick cock

command looks good btw

[fsfaz]

Originally posted by kad


Which wont work. Which only looks in the shells path. Locate might if the file database is up to date.

And your genius idea was?