Based off aoshiftctrl htaccess ..this is a .htaccess/htpasswd combo creation PHP class (with example). The previous script wasn't working and so this script aims to correct and extend the features to allow for full creation of htaccess/htpasswd/htgroup files.

1. Include htaccessible.class.php and create a new object.*

   Example

    include("htaccessible.class.php");
    $htaset = new htaccessible($hashtype,$options);
   

$hashtype is used to decide the encryption used for each password hash current values are: md5, sha1 or md5-digest.

TO DO: To set the blowfish encryption (need newer version of APache to do so)

2. Once this is set you need to configure these htaccessible variables to get it to work (full list of functions below):

   Example

    $htaset->filelocation(<filepath for all files goes here>);
    $htaset->add_user(<string of username(s) go here (white-space seperated)>);
    $htaset->add_pwd(<string of password(s) go here (white-space seperated)>);
    $htaset->add_auths(<string type of authentication used>, <string name of directory>);`
   

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3. After this initiate file creation (only once the above variables are complete otherwise it will not work correctly)

   Example

    $htaset->htcreate();
   

1. add_auths(<string $authentication_type>,<string $directory_name>) required function

   Sets $this->authtype and $this->authname respectively. Both variables are required for the .htaccess file to render and work correctly.

   Please see these links for more info:

   1. http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.2/mod/core.html#authtype (Apache Docs AuthType Directive)

   2. http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.2/mod/core.html#authname (Apache Docs AuthName Directive)

   (Digest authentication not yet added. Feature is planned - see Repo Milestones for est. time)

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2. add_pwd(<string $password | string $passwords [white-space seperated]>) required function

   Sets $this->pwd if string is single result else $this->grouppwds if this string has multiple seperated [white-spaced] entries. Multiple entries are split into an array for later use.

   add_pwd and add_users string results must match up otherwise htcreate() will throw an error

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3. add_users(<string $username | string $usernames [white-space seperated]>) required function

   Sets $this->username if string is single result else $this->groupusers if this string has multiple seperated [white-spaced] entries. Multiple entries are split into an array for later use.

   add_pwd and add_users string results must match up otherwise htcreate() will throw an error

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4. create_file(<string $file>,<string $content>)

   Creates file as long as it is a valid path.

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5. delete(<string $filepath>)

   Deletes file as long as it is a valid path. Use deletefiles() instead as delete() is a private function used in the deletefiles method

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6. deletefiles(<string $filepath | array $filepaths>)

   Detects whether files exist and proceeds to delete them.

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7. edit(<string $filepath | string $edit | string $replace>)

   Will edit already existing files with new content

   Have not implemented any timeout/size limit functions for this (planned feature - 04/08/2013)

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8. htcreate() required function

   Creates the .htaccess, .htgroup and htpasswd config using variables set.

   Variables must be set before calling otherwise error will be thrown

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9. setasarray(<string $variable [seperated-variables]>,<string $exploder [string delimiter]>)

   Takes string with delimiter-spaced variables and creates array using explode. If $exploder isn't set then assumes delimiter is whitespace.

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10. setarrayandcount(<string $variable [whitespaced-variables] || array $variables>)

    Takes string or array and outputs number of array items as an integer. If string is given then it will be converted into an array then counted.