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What do I need to run
Warden?
You need
Apache Web Server. If the web
resource you want to protect is a remote computer, you will need an FTP
account.
Where do I get technical
support?
First, check out the
Warden Help File. If you still need help, go to the
Warden Feedback page, or
Contact Us.
Can Warden use SFTP?
Currently, SFTP is not
supported. However, there is a workaround. You can click "Export files to
Folder" under Step 4 to save the htaccess and htpasswd
files to your hard drive, and them upload them to your server using an SFTP
client such as WinSCP.
I cannot get Warden to work on my web server. It seems
to connect fine, but the password protection is not working.
First, please make sure
that your web server is running Apache. Click the Tools menu and
choose Get Information on web server. Enter in the URL to your
website, click OK, and make sure that the information returned contains the
word Apache.
On the Path Finder wizard, the results of the Perl/PHP
tests are not returning any useful information.
Please
use the Get Information on web server tool to verify that you have
Perl and/or PHP extensions installed on your web server. Look for the words
Perl and/or PHP in the returned information.
Is there any way of export a Warden project to a text
file or other format that then can be imported?
Exporting to CSV is
currently supported, and an Import from CSV feature is planned for version
1.45.
I'm trying to open a project file, but get: Access
violation at address 00516BE0 in module "warden.exe". Read of address
00000000.
This bug was resolved as of
version 1.32. If you still get an Access violation error, please email us
the exact contents of the message, the conditions that generated the error
(what you were doing and what you did prior to the error), and the version
of Warden that you are using.
I am trying to find a single access point solution that
clients complete ID and password and it directs them to their respective
employee benefit portal/file. Right now I have to list clients on client
login page and they click to gain access with unique ID and password. I want
to eliminate listing them like this on my website.
Currently, Warden does not
do this.
It would be nice that you could add different
directories protection per user. Kind of relationship between users and
several directories. Is this possible?
Warden's project files are
currently focused on one directory at a time. What you can do is save the
project with a new name, and change the directory information in the new
project file.