>>>>> Does the /passwd directory exist?
>>>> 
>>>>It does now.  It did not when I first ran the command, however
>>>>I just created the directory /passwd/passwords
>>>>and re ran the command as root, and still no luck.
>>> 
>>>I think you only need to create the directory /passwd, then use 'touch' to create the file, passwords 
>>>Thanks Thomas,
>> 
>>Not familiar with the "touch" command, can you point me to info on it, or show
>>the command syntax?
>Not sure if htpasswd creates the password file.  If not, the as root, run:  touch passwords ,in the  /passwd directory.  It will be an empty file, but the 'htpasswd -c' should create this for you.
>I think you have a permissions problem so if you create the passwrds file with touch, you probably won't be able to add the password to it using htpasswd either.
>Where are you creating these directories?  In the past when I used this, my passwd directory was /var/www/passwd/
 
I created /passwd/passwords in the main directory / and then ran the /usr/bin/htpasswd -c /passwd/passwords  famsite command.
I chmoded 777 the passwords dir so I don't think that's the problem.  I'm doing this as root.
 


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