cashcomm
Feb 11 2003, 09:14 PM
I once made a folder on a website unaccesable to people without and username and or password.
It was easy than I thought it would be.
When I logged out of the Control Panel I was left with the impression that I would be able to add or delete users, change passwords for accesing that particular folder etc.
Well I'm back in my control panel looking for a way to access this facility and I thought I had found it by clicking the "Web protect" or the "Index icon but they don't let me do anything. They give me the runaround.
Everytime I click the protected folder the same message comes up.
"Please select the folder you wish to protect by clicking on its name. You can navigate by clicking on icons. "
I click the folder and the same page comes up as if I did nothing.
Someone tell me how I can change user setting on secured folders from control panel.
thanks
cashcomm
Feb 11 2003, 09:29 PM
Nevermind dudes. Its fully operational now.
Been reading documentation and I did the right thing.
Don't know why its working all of a sudden.
thanks
Serge
Feb 11 2003, 10:31 PM
Anyway I'll post here a small HOWTO for password protected folders.
1. Under default skin go to Access Menu -> WebProtect (Password protect directories)
Under CpanelX just click on icon with key "Password protection"
2. You'll see a folder tree. Select a folder you want to password protect.
3. Click on checkbox near lock "Folder requires a password to access via http://"
4. Type in field "Protected Resource Name:" short description of what is contained in the folder (one or 2 words)
5. Click on "Save" button.
Now when folder is password protected you can add edit/remove users:
To add users:
Just Type username in field "UserName" and password in the field "Password" and press "Add New User" button
To chane a password:
Just Type username you want to change password for in field "UserName" and new password in the field "Password" and press "Change password" button.
Do delete user:
Select a user from the active users list and press "Delete User" button
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