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HTTP authentication

HTTP authentication

You can add HTTP basic authentication by including a 401 code (with scode property set to 401) entry in the nonStandardCodes property of config.json. To enable HTTP basic authentication, you need to specify the URL you want to restrict in the url or regex property of the entry. Additionally, you can set the authentication realm in the realm property. If the realm is not specified, the default realm is "SVR.JS HTTP Basic Authorization". The encoding used for authentication will always be UTF-8.

By default, SVR.JS enables brute force protection for HTTP authentication, so you don't need to worry about potential brute force attacks against the authentication mechanism.

From SVR.JS 3.8.0 onwards, you can specify a list of allowed users in the userList property.