EmTmE Posted December 1, 2004 Posted December 1, 2004 hi sorry for poor english i have just buy a domain with space on your server now i need to protect access with .htaccess and a external admin system but when i try to upload my .htaccess on some directory to protect i can't see the file and if i test the system by external application nothing is working the site is www.peppervideo.com when i try to access to the folder in which i have uploaded the .htaccess (remember that by FTP i can't see it) i have the mask for access but using correct password i'm not able to access. thanks Quote
TCH-Dick Posted December 1, 2004 Posted December 1, 2004 What FTP program are you using? You can set the file mask to -a which will show all files. If that does not work, log onto your cpanel at 'www.peppervideo.com/cpanel' and look for the link/icon for 'File Manager'. From there you should be able to see your .htaccess. If it is not there you can upload it via File Manager. Quote
EmTmE Posted December 1, 2004 Author Posted December 1, 2004 ops i don't know this option i use cuteFTP and/or filezilla and usually i can see this file on other sites of mine many many thanks with cpanel file manager i can see them ... can i delete the .htpasswds folder in root ??? i think that for a mistake i made it in wrong place so if u say me that isn't a system default folder i delete it thanks again PS in filezilla client i set to show all hidden files and now i can see everithing Quote
TCH-Dick Posted December 1, 2004 Posted December 1, 2004 can i delete the .htpasswds folder in root ??? I believe that folder is created by cPanel. Quote
section31 Posted December 1, 2004 Posted December 1, 2004 I have had this exact same problem like 9 months ago.. I found out it was something I did with my OS. Reason I say that is because no matter how many ftp clients I would try, the .htaccess would still not be visible to the client. Even after I set it to -a (to show all hidden files). I could see it through cpanel and other machines, but not on mine. I just did a clean install of the OS and it finally worked. Til this day, I have no idea what the hell I did that caused that problem. Quote
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