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Hi,
I am using apache on windows server. I have followed the instruction from http://drupal.org/node/1071944 but unfortunately the file is still accessible to the unauthenticated users. I see that .htaccess file did get created in the files/private folder.
Thanks for your help,
Perry.
Comments
Comment #1
prabhatjn CreditAttribution: prabhatjn commentedMy .htaccess file look like this:
P.
Comment #2
johnhanley CreditAttribution: johnhanley commentedThis module was originally created for Apache so the lack of support for Windows/IIS is not considered a bug.
You're welcome to submit a patch, otherwise switch to Apache. :-)
Comment #3
prabhatjn CreditAttribution: prabhatjn commentedHi,
But I am using Apache (though on Windows), is that still not possible?
Thanks,
Perry.
Comment #4
johnhanley CreditAttribution: johnhanley commentedI haven't used Apache for Windows. Perhaps someone who has can jump in and help you. This is bound to be a common question and I suspect resource information is readily available. GIYF
Comment #5
tiki16 CreditAttribution: tiki16 commentedHi just checking to see if there has been any changes for this plugin on a drupals site running php on an IIS server?
thanks
Comment #6
johnhanley CreditAttribution: johnhanley commentedClosing due to Drupal 6 end-of-life cycle.