update http auth, apache2 must be removed (build)

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 <div class="post-content"><p>Here&rsquo;s how to only allow authenticated users to view your websites - great way to boot freeloaders and guarantee your system&rsquo;s (<em>or your vps&rsquo;</em>) resources for yourself.</p>
 <p>The guide is meant for debian but can be easily adapted to suit your needs. I assume you have followed Luke Smith&rsquo;s tutorial and have NGINX running with certbot for certificates.</p>
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