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08-05-2002
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password protecting a directory
I need to password protect a particular file on one of my websites. Is it possible to password protect the entire directory? Or can I only password protect one file.
How do I do this? Does it have to do with the .HTACCESS file on my unix server? Please Help! ~  ~ |
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yes!.. you are absoultely right. .HTACCESS controls the file or directory permission on a Unix server. You can modify the .HTACCESS. It allows webmasters to restrict access to certain directories. The usernames and encrypted passwords are kept in a webmaster-maintained file (Unix Server).
Here is a great tutorial on how to do with .HTACCESS to allow specific accesses. http://faq.clever.net/htaccess.htm |
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08-06-2002
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thx
thx for your help...
that worked perfectly ~ All Smiles  |
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