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  • Michael W. Folsom

    blog software with login

    Folks:

    I need to find a blog software that requires users to login before they
    view the blog. It would be real handy if this feature was rolled into
    the program so it could be turned on or off -

    Apache/php/mysgl/linux based a real plus!

    Thanks -

    Michael
  • lunatech

    #2
    Re: blog software with login

    Michael W. Folsom wrote:[color=blue]
    > Folks:
    >
    > I need to find a blog software that requires users to login before[/color]
    they[color=blue]
    > view the blog. It would be real handy if this feature was rolled[/color]
    into[color=blue]
    > the program so it could be turned on or off -
    >
    > Apache/php/mysgl/linux based a real plus![/color]

    For blogging you can use Wordpress (wordpress.org/ ) To make your blog
    password protected, you can use apache's .htaccess files. Or you can
    install this wordpress hack


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    • AKS1

      #3
      Re: blog software with login

      Well, it's fine to ask that.

      But in my view, the bigger issue is that it's pretty key to know
      whether you are going to go with a hosted solution like Blogger.Com or
      via one that you maintain yourself on your own website. That's pretty
      key to decide before you start because otherwise it gets pretty tough
      to change over.

      Blogs are a subject that is both easy and complex at the same time;
      easy to get going with fast, but complex to do right from a marketing
      point of view.

      In terms of resources that discuss the inner secrets of both Blogging
      and RSS, I recently bought the Stephen Pierce course on the subject and
      find it to be quite excellent in terms of specific advice and ideas
      that you might not think of otherwise.

      You can find details about this resource at:



      Either way, you'd do best to learn up about the subject in general
      before committing to a specific system, and then regretting it laster.
      The Pierce course gives some pretty specific recommendations about
      that.

      Regards,

      Asoka Selvarajah

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