Do you guys use the "Three Strikes" rule?

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I guess that first post was a bit vauge.

I have Apache/1.3.3 (Win32) mod_perl/1.29_01-dev up and running. But it's Wide Open! Can someone give me a Walkthrough on setting up the htaccess, htpasswd, and how to use the dbmmanage? Examples would help.

Forgive Me the first post, this is really the First Forum I've participated in.

Site may be viewed at http://cksPlace.dns2go.com/testcks.html

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Re:"Three Strikes" rule?...Update

Got this worked out.

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<Directory />
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Any thoughts on Why valid-user isn't being accepted for /icons/?
It's listed as being usable in the Documentation.
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test password: 12345

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