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    Right i know f/a about coding, im agraphics person.. But i need to know how to pword protect directories... Ive entered
    AuthUserFile /test/test/.htpasswd
    AuthGroupFile /dev/null
    AuthName "Secure Document"
    AuthType Basic

    <LIMIT GET PUT POST>
    require user test
    </LIMIT>
    But what do i do now?

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    Don't you need to make the database >
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    Quote Originally Posted by iRoss
    Don't you need to make the database >
    I dont think he needs a database as its not trying to get data from it or enter data :S


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    I figured out how to do it''/ Im such a noob.. you just click pass protect a directory on main cpanel screen

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    Yep. Its just basic .htaccess really

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    probably the most relyable way aswell

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