jring DeleteThis @web.de (Joachim Ring) wrote in
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>> > To improve the security and stop the password tries in the .htaccess
>> > protected folder, HOW can I disable a .htpasswd user if in a short
>> > time, this user's password has been typed in wrong for 10 times?
>>
>> Assuming you are using the built in password crap, nope, nothing you
>> can do. Well, you could possibly implement some sort of cron job that
>> scans your apache error file and tries to catch this sort of thing,
>> but it would be a very ugly kludge at best.
>
> will it work at all? i'm not shure wether you see a user field in the
> logs when password is wrong...
good point. I don't think there's anything you can do, not even an ugly
kludge. Switch to something like php-auth if at all possible.
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