[users@httpd] unknown in .htaccess files

[morgan gangwere <0....@gmail.com>]

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@all

im setting up a webcam to do some remote admin, but I dont want people
to just see what im doing.
I have a simple system with this hierarchy:
/
+ webcam/
        - .htaccess
        - .htpasswd
        + pics/
              - current.jpg
              - etc....
        - index.htm
[rest of site]

how secure is this? if /webcam/ is a link to C:\wamp\www\webcam\ then
should i put my .htpasswd in say c:\wamp\.htpasswd-webcam instead?

also, how do i make a different page for say the user "admin" come up?

help is appreciated

(and don't criticize me on .htaccess - i like it. and i dont have
anything better readily availible
- --
Just a Thought
Morgan Gangwere

For those who want my PGP key:
http://pengunassasin.kicks-ass.org/pgpKey.html

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