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You can set the authentication mode to "http" if you Dolibarr web application is protected by an Apache http basic authentication form. The login/pass are stored into the file used by the HTTP Basic system to store passwords (it is often a file called '''.htpasswd''' if you used the '''mod_auth_basic''' plugin of Apache). | You can set the authentication mode to "http" if you Dolibarr web application is protected by an Apache http basic authentication form. The login/pass are stored into the file used by the HTTP Basic system to store passwords (it is often a file called '''.htpasswd''' if you used the '''mod_auth_basic''' plugin of Apache). | ||
This is an exemple of setup for Apache to protect your instance to be accessed using the HTTP Basic authentication | This is an exemple of setup for Apache to protect your instance to be accessed using the HTTP Basic authentication: | ||
https://github.com/Dolibarr/dolibarr/blob/develop/dev/setup/apache/virtualhost | |||
Note that the user must also exists as a existing user into the Dolibarr user database. Also the date of validity of this user must be valid. | Note that the user must also exists as a existing user into the Dolibarr user database. Also the date of validity of this user must be valid. | ||