I'm developing an Actinic site for a client, and have set up some interim hosting for them to check progress during the development.
I've set up the hosting to require authentication (standard system authentication, username & password) to be able to view it, so that it's not publicly accessible on the web.
The problem is that it seems Actinic wants to be able to download files from the webserver to make sure the network configuration is correct, and this is tripping up because of the authentication.
Is there any way of bypassing this without me having to take the authentication off the hosting every time I want to update the site? Is there somewhere I can tell Actinic what the username and password are for the authentication so that it can access the files it needs?
Mike Taylor
I've set up the hosting to require authentication (standard system authentication, username & password) to be able to view it, so that it's not publicly accessible on the web.
The problem is that it seems Actinic wants to be able to download files from the webserver to make sure the network configuration is correct, and this is tripping up because of the authentication.
Is there any way of bypassing this without me having to take the authentication off the hosting every time I want to update the site? Is there somewhere I can tell Actinic what the username and password are for the authentication so that it can access the files it needs?
Mike Taylor
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