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Re: Using UserID and Pawword with HTTP server (V5R1 original)

2009/1/13 Nathan Andelin <nandelin@xxxxxxxxx>

From: Rob Dixon
I had already tried the InfoCenter but can't find the answer.

Some people go for classic old cars; others go for classic old HTTP servers
;-)


I prefer classic old cars - the reason for sticking with classic old HTTP
servers is it required minimum effort as much as the advice that I read not
to use Apache under V5R1 (which may have been bad advice)



I haven't kept any classic configurations either. But I specifically
recall configurations being documented by IBM. I just don't know where to
find documentation for V4R3 - V5R1 HTTP Server.

Nathan.



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