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I was wondering if you could password protect a website? I want to set up a website for family and friends but dont want it to be available to the public...is this possible? I want it so when you type in the website address the home page has a log in space where you type in a password and then you can access the site. And if you can do this would you be able to do it on one of those free website builders like geocities?
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Location: Lexington, NC
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Your best bet would be to find some "site in a box" type setup such as a forum or gallery that has an intergrated password system. You know, something similar to what is used here. There are other methods of password protecting a site, but usually you need to do things on the server end.
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