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rannoch
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pritecting a website - 3/6/2008 13:23:40
The web hosting company being used by an organisation whose website I support/maintain has (for a number of reasons) moved the website to a different server.
Among other things, this has meant that the subweb setup is no longer available. i.e. although it is a Windows based website, the Frontpage method to set permissions, etc on the subweb to protect it and allow only those with the correct usrerid/password entry has been removed. When I asked for the permissions I was informed they could only set the subweb to the main account FTP userid/password which is totally useless.
There are a number of html pages, pfd files, photographs, etc which need to be protected.
Is there an alternative way I can set up a userid/password to protect the website and the files in it.
Thanks,
Rannoch
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coreybryant
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From: Castle Rock CO USA
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RE: pritecting a website - 3/6/2008 13:50:51
Do they offer something? If not, you might check out some of the scripts on hotscripts or even SpookyLogin.
If it is folder specific, they should offer something - some hosting companies will have something similar to htaccess which is pretty good.
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