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Having created a username & password for my site...

kilburncat
Grafter
Posts: 90
Registered: ‎06-02-2008

Having created a username & password for my site...

I followed Bob Pullen's advice here http://community.plus.net/library/tools/how-to-password-protect-your-website/
but now when I attempt to access any of the pages of the site in this folder I get error message Not found-404.
I wonder if you can kindly suggest what I have done wrong? Cry
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kilburncat
Grafter
Posts: 90
Registered: ‎06-02-2008

Re: Having created a username & password for my site...

I would also mention that I put all of the pages I wished to protect in a new folder called 'memfile' and then put the htaccess and htpasswd files in the same folder then renamed them.
pierre_pierre
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Registered: ‎30-07-2007

Re: Having created a username & password for my site...

have you made sure of the caps etc as "From Me to You" is not the same as"from me to you"
kilburncat
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Posts: 90
Registered: ‎06-02-2008

Re: Having created a username & password for my site...

Hello, I've not used caps anywhere. Not sure whether the htaccess and htpasswd files go in the folder, in any order, or whether I've done something else incorrectly.
pierre_pierre
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Registered: ‎30-07-2007

Re: Having created a username & password for my site...

I an an antique Web user, but think that both should be in the Web root, I only have htdocs and that is in root