Password Protection!!!

josh33

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I need to protect some of directories!
But .htaccess & .htpasswd not works!
WHY???
 

Fedlerner

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Put the password protection directly from cPanel...
 

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josh33 said:
I need to protect some of directories!
But .htaccess & .htpasswd not works!
WHY???
there is a problem with the config I think because there are other things in .htaccess not working.
fedlerner said:
Put the password protection directly from cPanel...
He is. the cPanel password protected directories uses .htaccess/.htpasswd
 

Fedlerner

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The "cPanel" password protection works fine with me and doesn't create me a .htaccsess or a .htpasswd... T_T
 

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To keep people from viewing your directories, create a blank index.html file in each directory. That will block out the directory list because anybody who attempts to visit using the web.site/directory/ url will get a blank page instead of a listing of all files.
 

remie

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i think your host disabled .htaccsess and .htpasswd, you should contact your host with the problem.
 

bigguy

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No .htaccess and .htpassword are not disabled as far as I know.
 

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IIN Operator said:
To keep people from viewing your directories, create a blank index.html file in each directory. That will block out the directory list because anybody who attempts to visit using the web.site/directory/ url will get a blank page instead of a listing of all files.

Except, that is easily bypassed and insecure. Better off password protecting it, either by CPanel or other means.
 
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