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HTAdmin
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HTAdmin is a simple .htaccess and .htpasswd editor implemented in PHP with a nice frontend (based on bootstrap). It's intended to secure a folder of plain html files with multiple users. The admin has to create a user, but every user can change his password by himself using a self service area. It is also possible to send a password reset mail. You can use the .htpasswd with nginx and Apache, in the example we use nginx.
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HTAdmin is a simple htpasswd editor implemented in PHP with a nice frontend (based on bootstrap). It's intended to update and maintain users and password hashes in a .htpasswd file. The admin has to create a user, but every user can change his password by himself using a self service area. It is also possible to send a password reset mail. You can use the .htpasswd with nginx and Apache, in the example we use nginx.
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It comes with a preconfigured docker-compose.yml, so you don't have to install a LAMP stack locally for testing but can use docker instead.
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You find the application in `sites/html/htadmin`.
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After cloning set the appropriate rights, change `user` with your user:
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Since both the nginx and the php-fpm run as the www-data user, change the group for the app folder and everything within:
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