ashesnglass

Thanks. I checked.... Inside that protected directory, I found that the main PHP file had a reference to a "www.domain" address that I thought could be causing the problem (as it was, like you said, the fact that it was trying to authenticate both "www.domain" and "domain") and removed it, but it's still happening. I'll just try my best to get folks to use "www.domain" for the protected area until I can figure something else.

Gotcha, thanks!

A less urgent question than I had yesterday (and I'm still hopeful one of the TCH guys will chime in when they have time!).... Yesterday, another one of my sites was suspended for the remainder of the month (only hours) because it said I exceeded my bandwidth limitation (20GB), but looking at the CPanel numbers, I only used 19.7GB of throughput before being cut off. Is this not the thing I should be using as a guide for when I'm going to reach my limit? Thanks, Dave

Hi, I'm having a problem with one of my accounts where users are sometimes forced to type in the login and password twice in order to access protected directories. Other times, it works correctly (forcing them to do it only once). Just to troubleshoot, I tried unprotecting the directories and deleting the user/pass and then redid it, but I'm still having the same problem. Has anybody else experienced this? Thanks!! Dave

Alrighty, thanks anyway!

There is only one directory I don't want to forward. For that reason, I'd rather find a command to exclude one directory instead of needing to include a list of 100 frequently-changing directories. Ideas? Thanks.

Hello, I am using an .htaccess in my root public_html directory to redirect traffic to another domain name, using this format: Redirect / http://domain.com/ However, I would like to allow some directories to stay local, meaning I'm hoping to make all files redirect to another domain except the files in /members, for example. Is there a way to do this without listing individually each file/directory that I would like redirected? Thanks!!