Re: Help with remote Linux server - Authentication but no .htaccess?

From: Phil Powell (soazine_at_erols.com)
Date: 09/05/03

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    I think you and I were speaking completely different languages.
    Nonetheless, I solved it when someone helped me figure out how to delete
    .htaccess using command-line FTP (it is hidden from view in WSFTP).

    Phil

    "Xyerp" <Xyerp@hotmail.com> wrote in message
    news:3d7bc779.0309050648.5ea758aa@posting.google.com...
    > "Phil Powell" <soazine@erols.com> wrote in message
    news:<oLU5b.120106$xf.44033@lakeread04>...
    > > I have a folder
    >
    > A directory? Where? On your local system?
    >
    > > that requires Windows Authentication each time it is access.
    >
    > Er... what? You're running Samba?
    >
    > > The remote system is Linux.
    >
    > Great.
    >
    > > However, there is no sign of .htaccess nor .htpasswd as I understand a
    > > UNIX-based system to have to prompt for Windows
    > > Authentication,
    >
    > Way off base here. Those files are archaic files relating to the
    > Apache Software Foundations Http server. Not related to 'Windows
    > Authentication' in any way.
    >
    > > yet each time I am always prompted, even if I call the folder directly
    w/o
    > > calling a specific file in that folder (this all done
    > > via the browser).
    >
    > Eh? So, what you're saying is that you are trying to access a password
    > protected website, but don't know how to do it - yes? What you need to
    > do is enter a username and password when prompted. If you then tick
    > the little box "remember password" you won't have to type the password
    > next time.
    >
    > >
    > > Anyone there run into this and know what I should do about it?
    > >
    > > Thanx
    > > Phil
    >
    > Ps. When posting questions it helps to provide information such as:
    >
    > * The software you are using, complete with revision/version details
    > * What you are trying to achieve
    > * What goes wrong, complete with exact error messages
    > * What you have tried already
    > * Steps to replicate the problem, if possible
    >
    > :)

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