Setting up access restrictions on folders:
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1. login newmedia.slc.edu
2. cd apache/support
3. type:
>make htpasswd
4. type:
>pwd
5. create a temporary alias:
>alias htpass /home/username/apache/support/htpasswd 
6. cd /home/username/apache/conf
7. cREATE the passwd file:
>htpass -c  .htpasswd funkyperson
(repeat without -c for all the user names who will be given access)
8. cd <enter>
9. now we'll make a folder that will be protected:
>mkdir sizzlin  <enter>
10. cd sizzlin <enter>
11. vi .htaccess
insert: 
AuthName Some_Zone_Name_Anything_will_do
AuthUserFile /home/username/apache/conf/.htpasswd
AuthGroupFile /dev/null
AuthType Basic
<limit GET>
	require user funkyperson
</limit>
12.   To allow a directory to be restricted within a .htaccess file, 
you first need to ensure that the access.conf file allows user 
authentication to be setup in a .htaccess file. This is controlled 
by the AuthConfig override. The access.conf file should include 
AllowOverride AuthConfig 
to allow the authentication directives to be used in a .htaccess file. 

 vi /home/username/apache/conf/access.conf:
change:

AllowOverride None
to
AllowOverride AuthConfig

(make sure you're changing the <Directory /home/username/web>
and not the cgi-bin <Dirctory...> )
13. cd /home/username/web/sizzlin
14. vi hot.html
add all those private parts....
15. kill your server if it's running:
>ps -axl | grep httpd
>id
kill -9 `cat /home/username/apache/logs/httpd.pid`
kill -9 (additional pids associated with your user id #) 
cd /home/apache <enter>
./httpd <enter>

16. Browser http://newmedia.slc.edu/username/sizzlin you funkyperson!