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				|  Posted: Tue Sep 28, 2004 1:09 pm    Post subject: photo gallery |   |  
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				| im wanting to run a photo gallery on my web site it tells me to password protect the admin directory how would i make it require a username and password to login to the admin directory? here is the exact instruction is anyone can help me understand this mabey even give me some dummy directions even i could follow i offer my thanks in advance..
 
 STEPS FOR NEW INSTALLATIONS:
 
 1. Open up the "includes" directory, and open setup.php in a text editor.
 Change USERNAME to be your MySQL username, change PASSWORD to be your
 MySQL password, and change DATABASE to be the MySQL database name.  Save
 the file.
 
 2. Copy or move all these files/folders to your Web server.  If you already
 have files or folders with these names, do NOT wipe out your previously-
 existing work.  I'm not liable for stupidity.  Be careful.
 
 3. Password-protect the admin directory (on Apache, use a .htaccess file).
 If your Web hosting provider uses CPanel, you'll find that directory
 protection is one of their nice point-and-click options.  Remember what
 username & password you entered.  You'll need it for step 5.
 
 4. Make sure that PHP can write to the images directory, default.css, and
 prefs.php.  If PHP runs under your own UID, then everything is set.  If
 not, a last resort would be something like this at a shell prompt:
 
 chmod 777 ./images
 chmod 666 ./includes/prefs.php
 chmod 666 ./stylesheets/default.css
 
 Note that this is less secure.  If you have to do it this way, consider
 moving the includes directory up out of the public HTML directory, and
 revising the PHP files to point at the new location.
 
 5. View the admin page in a Web browser, using your login from step 3.  THIS
 IS IMPORTANT.  Whenever you view the admin page, it will test the database
 connection, and make sure the tables are OK.  You need to do this at least
 once, to get the tables checked and setup properly.  If you get error
 messages, fix the problem and reload the admin page.  It'll tell you when
 everything is running OK.  Look in the help.txt file if you get stuck.
 
 6. Once logged in, you should have 3 options.  Pick "Preferences"
 and fill out the form.  Then try the categories option and create some
 categories.  And finish by adding photos to the category.  Ta da!
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		| TRUSTAbyss -
 
 
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				|  Posted: Tue Sep 28, 2004 1:14 pm    Post subject: |   |  
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				| To password protect the admin area , add a User to the Abyss console and go to access controle and add the path and put a check to allow that user
 to be able to login. If this does not help , refer to the Abyss docs.
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				|  Posted: Tue Sep 28, 2004 11:20 pm    Post subject: hmm |   |  
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				| i did that but when i goto  (mysite.net/admin)  it puts me right in and dont ask for a username and password? |  |  
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				|  Posted: Wed Sep 29, 2004 1:42 am    Post subject: |   |  
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				| Can you post an example of the Username you created and the Access Controle area from the Abyss Web Server console , you probably set it
 up the wrong way. Please try and post these 2 screenshots. Thank You!
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