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mewizard
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Can you lock directories on a NT server?
ie .htaccess
If so.... can you tell me how, thanx
ie .htaccess
If so.... can you tell me how, thanx
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kanonfodda
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Is it a web server, or do you have direct access?
If you have direct access, then you need to set the permissions on the directory (defaul is Everyone - full control)
Right click on the Directory in question, then bring up the properties. Select the security tab.
From there, you can set the permissions (assuming you are running NTFS).
If you have direct access, then you need to set the permissions on the directory (defaul is Everyone - full control)
Right click on the Directory in question, then bring up the properties. Select the security tab.
From there, you can set the permissions (assuming you are running NTFS).
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kanonfodda
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Is it a web server, or do you have direct access?
If you have direct access, then you need to set the permissions on the directory (defaul is Everyone - full control)
Right click on the Directory in question, then bring up the properties. Select the security tab.
From there, you can set the permissions (assuming you are running NTFS).
If you have direct access, then you need to set the permissions on the directory (defaul is Everyone - full control)
Right click on the Directory in question, then bring up the properties. Select the security tab.
From there, you can set the permissions (assuming you are running NTFS).
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kanonfodda
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Is it a web server, or do you have direct access?
If you have direct access, then you need to set the permissions on the directory (defaul is Everyone - full control)
Right click on the Directory in question, then bring up the properties. Select the security tab.
From there, you can set the permissions (assuming you are running NTFS).
If you have direct access, then you need to set the permissions on the directory (defaul is Everyone - full control)
Right click on the Directory in question, then bring up the properties. Select the security tab.
From there, you can set the permissions (assuming you are running NTFS).
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JohnyWishbone
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I dont quite follw "lock" but cant you remove all permissions from it leaving admin ?
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FatBusinessman
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M-M-M-Multi-post!
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kanonfodda
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dunno what happened there
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Embattle
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You pressed the reply button three times
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mewizard
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heh
its a remote webserver, i want to password protect some of the directories so users have to login
its a remote webserver, i want to password protect some of the directories so users have to login
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kanonfodda
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Originally posted by Embattle
You pressed the reply button three times
more likely hassle caused by doing a repair and compact on a 900mb Access database
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Durzel
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You have to add a user in NT "Users and Groups", and then set permissions on the directory/files for that user to access it, and disable anonymous access (default).
Not something you can do remotely without administrator level access.
Not something you can do remotely without administrator level access.