Normal
It's possible to do so....you must open %installationpath%\MPWebControl\apache\conf\httpd.conf with notepad..search for Login toand look for AuthName....fe.[code]<Directory "C:/Program Files/Team MediaPortal/MediaPortal/MPWebControl/htdocs/webscheduler"># password securityAuthName "Login to MediaPortal webinterface"AuthType BasicAuthUserFile "C:/Program Files/Team MediaPortal/MediaPortal/MPWebControl/apache/conf/webserver.pwd"require valid-user</Directory>[/code]change to[code]<Directory "C:/Program Files/Team MediaPortal/MediaPortal/MPWebControl/htdocs/webscheduler"># password security#AuthName "Login to MediaPortal webinterface"#AuthType Basic#AuthUserFile "C:/Program Files/Team MediaPortal/MediaPortal/MPWebControl/apache/conf/webserver.pwd"#require valid-user</Directory>[/code]Do this to every AuthName in the bottom of the file.Save the file, and restart the Apache2 service.
It's possible to do so....you must open %installationpath%\MPWebControl\apache\conf\httpd.conf with notepad..search for Login to
and look for AuthName....
fe.
[code]
<Directory "C:/Program Files/Team MediaPortal/MediaPortal/MPWebControl/htdocs/webscheduler">
# password security
AuthName "Login to MediaPortal webinterface"
AuthType Basic
AuthUserFile "C:/Program Files/Team MediaPortal/MediaPortal/MPWebControl/apache/conf/webserver.pwd"
require valid-user
</Directory>
[/code]
change to
#AuthName "Login to MediaPortal webinterface"
#AuthType Basic
#AuthUserFile "C:/Program Files/Team MediaPortal/MediaPortal/MPWebControl/apache/conf/webserver.pwd"
#require valid-user
Do this to every AuthName in the bottom of the file.
Save the file, and restart the Apache2 service.