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Old March 2nd, 2002, 09:02 AM
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Hello.

I need a login system for my Half-Life clan website. It needs to have a Username/Password function which goes to one page shared between all of the members that login.

I was thinking along the lines of PHP...

Can anyone help?

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yes, php is an easy way to do this.

depending on your os/server software, the apache ".htaccess" mechanism could be enough for your needs (even without php)

just put the pages to be protected in one dir and put the .htaccess file in it

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Here is a good tutorial on how to protect directories with .htaccess.
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