I had a site that sold stock photography and some guys I know set up a shopping cart and gallery system for it. One thing they did was give me an admin page (mysite.net/admin) where I could upload new images and change prices and all that. For that admin page they set a password popup prompt.
I have since dropped the stock photo business and am running a blog on the same server in the same domain, but whenever I am working on a post in the blog's admin area, I get this old popup from the old shopping cart version of the site askign for a username and password.
It's not such a hassle for me, but I have other people working on the blog with me and it confuses them. I asked my friends who set it up but they can't remember where they set the password prompt to come up.
The username is not related to my shell usernames or any account on the system that I am aware of. It is not a password protected directory either, as far as I can tell.
I'm running CentOS with MediaTemple hosting on a dedicated virtual server.
Where might they have set up something like this in the system?
It's an Apache server. MediaTemple is just the hosting company.
I looked in the .htaccess file and there was nothing there that I could find. This is the one in the /mydomain.com/httpdocs/ directory, right? There isn't another one somewhere?
Ok, I found a file called htpasswd in the /var/www/vhosts/mydomain.com/conf/ directory and it has the username and an encrypted password, and it appears some code was inserted into httpd.conf in the same directory, but I cannot edit httpd.conf as I get a permission error when I try to save it, even though I am operating as root. This would seem to be related to the use of Plesk for virtual host control, and I see instructions around the web for using a vhost.conf file to insert information into the httpd.include file, but nothing about how to remove things from that file.
Here is the text that was inserted into httpd.include :
Hello.
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