>
> How exactly does your protection scheme work?
The directories with the flash videos are protected using htaccess
>
> If you're using PHP to read files (from a .htaccess protected
> directory) there is no need to use:
>
> username:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/directory/to/protect
>
> PHP is not subjec
On Tuesday 09 March 2004 07:50, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> > username:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/directory/to/protect
[snip]
> Is there any other possible way to login dynamically with a script to
> access files ? If not i'll have to store the files outside the web
> directory and header load them. These
I believe that using "http://"; in the front of the URL is required when
using this syntax.
--Sam
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hi there i am having issues trying to get php to log into a htaccess
> protected directory. I used be able to simply have the username and
> password in the url like
> u
> Hi there i am having issues trying to get php to log into a htaccess
> protected directory. I used be able to simply have the username and
> password in the url like
> username:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/directory/to/protect
>
> now i get invalid syntax, any ideas ?
>
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