In this article, I'm going to cover the standard way of protecting parts of your Web site that most of you are going to use. In the next part I'll talk about using databases, rather than text files, to contain your . . .
In this article, I'm going to cover the standard way of protecting parts of your Web site that most of you are going to use. In the next part I'll talk about using databases, rather than text files, to contain your user and group information. Somewhere in here I'll talk about using things other than usernames and passwords to protect your web site from "intruders"--such as the IP address of the visitor.

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