NYCPHP Meetup

[Daniel Kushner]

Hey,

A directory has an .htaccess with basic httpd authentication.
Example:
AuthType Basic
AuthName "By Invitation Only"
AuthUserFile /usr/local/apache/passwd/passwords
Require user rbowen sungo

How can this authentication be excluded for a subdirectory?

Best,
Daniel


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Chris Shiflett wrote:

> --- Tim Gales <tgales at tgaconnect.com> wrote:
> 
>>I mean more efficient -- if you can get the same content
>>out with less markup how else do you describe it (other
>>than being more efficient)
> 
> 
> Maybe it's just a difference of interpretation, but let's take some
> clearer examples:
> 
> foo.php:
> <?
> sleep(5);
> echo 'foo';
> ?>
> 
> bar.php:
> <?
> sleep(1);
> echo 'barbarbarbarbar';
> ?>
> 
> I would say that bar.php is more efficient, but foo.php produces less
> markup.

Not to nit-pick, but why would bar.php be more efficient?  foo.php is sleeping, thus taking no CPU cycles.  Maybe if foo.php was for( $i = 0; $i < 1000000000; ++$i );  echo 'foo';  ?   :)

H



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-sry wrote:
> [ repost - sent to the wrong list ]
> 
> 
>>Hiya listies,
>>
>>Seems like PHP is a bit of a sledgehammer for web design, 
>>but I like it so far :)

Sledgehammer?  Maybe an ice-pic...

>>I'm currently giving my brain a rest from the Flash/text
>>protection thingy and revisiting a CSS design issue I'm
>>trying to learn (positioning vs tables). I'm doing this vis a
>>vis my personal web site. Since I like to keep code as 
>>modularized as possible, I separated out my JavaScript 
>>(for mouseover behavior and other sillyness) into a .js file.  
>>As a mechanism for putting my hands on some PHP as I 
>>learn it, I figured I'd take the existing page design and 
>>behavior and "translate" it into a PHP implementation.

Keep in mind that PHP runs strictly on the server - the browser is never aware of any PHP code.  Granted, you can use PHP to generate the client-side code the browser then reads and parses, but translating between Javascript and PHP - in a linear sense - is not possible.

H