Provided by: nanoweb_2.2.9-0ubuntu1_all 

NAME
htpasswd.php - http server password file generation tool
SYNOPSIS
htpasswd.php --file=/path/to/.htpasswd --create-file='box title'
htpasswd.php -f .htpasswd --add-user='login passwd'
htpasswd.php -f .htpasswd --modify-user='login passwd'
DESCRIPTION
The htpasswd.php utility can be used to create authentication files to be used inside Nanoweb. These
files are usually called .htpasswd or .nwauth (deprecated) and can be used with other common webservers
as well.
These authentication files of course contain the passwords in an encrypted format, usually MD5 or
crypt(3), what makes this utility neccessary for editing these files.
OPTIONS
-f .htpasswd, --file=/var/www/.htpasswd
This specifies the authentication file to be worked on (or that shall be created).
-c 'title', --create-file='title'
Creates the file given with the -f switch. Nanoweb authentication files (.nwauth) usually carry an
authentication realm (title) inside, which can be set using this option.
-a 'login passwd', --add-user='login pw'
Use this to add an user name and its password to the authentication file.
You need to use double quotes or ticks here, as your shell would otherwise treat the space
character as seperator and thus pass login and password as two seperate arguments to the
htpasswd.php utility.
-m 'login passwd', --modify-user='login pw'
Allows to change the password for a login name, which is already in the authentication file.
-d, --display-result
Changes made to the authentication file are not written back, but instead printed to stdout.
-h, --help
Prints out the help screen with all available command line options.
-v, --version
Shows version information.
BUGS
When the --help switch is given on the command line, the help message is errornously printed two times.
SEE ALSO
nanoweb.php(8)
Debian GNU/Linux November 2002 htpasswd.php(1)