It’s kinda the principal of the matter. You pay $150 for Endpoint Manager one would never guess that you’re gonna be hit up for more money just to allow configuration of HTTP Auth. That said, I discovered that while it doesn’t appear to work in the UI (tick box for enabling HTTP Auth goes back to unchecked after submission), it does actually update the appropriate htpasswd file with the user/pass you put in. Not sure if the bug is that it appears that it doesn’t work but does, or if the bug is that it does what it should when it shouldn’t. But it’s working.
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