Adds protection to a directory owned by some virtual server This command sets up protection for a web directory under a virtual server selected with the --domain flag. The directory to protect is set with the --path flag, which can be followed by either a full path or one relative to the domain’s home directory. The optional --desc flag can be used to set the description for the directory shown when an end user accesses it via a web browser. The password hashing format to use can be changed from the default with one of the flags --crypt, --md5, --sha1 or --digest.
Adds protection to a directory owned by some virtual server#
This command sets up protection for a web directory under a virtual server selected with the --domain flag. The directory to protect is set with the --path flag, which can be followed by either a full path or one relative to the domain’s home directory.
The optional --desc flag can be used to set the description for the directory shown when an end user accesses it via a web browser. The password hashing format to use can be changed from the default with one of the flags --crypt, --md5, --sha1 or --digest.
Command line help#
virtualmin create-protected-directory --domain name
--path directory
[--desc "description"]
[--crypt | --md5 | --sha1 | --digest]
Source: https://www.virtualmin.com/docs/development/api-programs/create-protected-directory/
