Re: Protected folder on Apache/Linux
- From: Maxwell Lol <nospam@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 26 Nov 2008 08:50:23 -0500
sb5309@xxxxxxxxx writes:
Not even close. Is this for internal (intranet) use, or Internet use?
It's for internet use; I think there is no need for very high security
protection; it not meant to protect against govermental organizations.
I doubt you can protect it from government agencies. Period.
But if it's on the Internet, and you want a secure connection, then
you will need to purchase a digital certificate authenticating your
site. Otherwise, clients connecting to a secure connection will be
warned that the site cannot be trusted.
(Unless you use a self-signed certificate, and your clients are
willing to accept the connections.)
But if this is new to you, then I suggest you hire someone who knows
what they are doing.
Securing a web site are not something for amateurs.
.
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