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Step 2: Create a User File

To let users access your media ﬁles, you must add them to a user ﬁle.

To create a user ﬁle, open a terminal window and type the following:

qtpasswd -c <authentication realm> <user filename> <user-name>

“Authentication realm” is the message that is displayed to client users in the authentication

window. For Basic authentication, if the “AuthName” keyword is used in the access ﬁle, users

will see the realm listed in the access ﬁle; if the keyword is not present, users will see the

realm from the user file. For Digest authentication, the “AuthName” keyword in the access

ﬁle is ignored, and the authentication realm in the user ﬁle is always presented to client

users. If you’re using Digest authentication, the realm cannot be changed once a user file is

created. If it needs to be changed, the user file must be recreated.

You'll be asked to enter a password for the user. A ﬁle is created with the user you speciﬁed.

Note: The

-c option creates a ﬁle. You use this option only once; if it is used for an existing

ﬁle, you will be prompted before the ﬁle is overwritten.

Step 3: Add Users to the User File

To add a user to the user ﬁle, open a terminal window and type the following:

qtpasswd <user filename> <user-name>

You’ll be asked to enter a password for the user. Re-enter the same password a second time

when prompted.

Step 4: Add or Delete Groups

You can create a group ﬁle with any text editor as long as it follows this format:

To add or delete a group, simply edit the group file you set up.

Making changes to the user or group file

To delete a user from a user or group ﬁle:

m Use a text editor to open the user or group ﬁle. Delete the user name and encrypted

passwords line from the user ﬁle; delete the user name from the group ﬁle.

To change a user password:

m Open a terminal window and type the following:

qtpasswd <user filename> <user-name>

You’ll be asked to enter a password for the user. The password you enter replaces the

password that's in the ﬁle.

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