Comments on: Password-Protect iWeb Sites http://guimkie.com/iweb/password-protect-iweb-sites/ Design, Stuff and Software by Max Karreth Thu, 21 Aug 2008 14:39:16 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6 By: Max Karreth http://guimkie.com/iweb/password-protect-iweb-sites/#comment-1868 Max Karreth Thu, 14 Aug 2008 11:04:38 +0000 http://guimkie.com/?p=123#comment-1868 No, GoDaddy should be workin 100% fine. With what application are you uploading the stuff? Cyberduck? Coda? Coda and Cyberduck both offer a feature that allows you to see the invisible files. In most cases it is under the "View" menu item. Did you do the tutorial with iTweak 1.4.6? Is the absolute path 100% correct? Regards, Max No, GoDaddy should be workin 100% fine. With what application are you uploading the stuff? Cyberduck? Coda? Coda and Cyberduck both offer a feature that allows you to see the invisible files. In most cases it is under the “View” menu item.
Did you do the tutorial with iTweak 1.4.6? Is the absolute path 100% correct?

Regards,

Max

]]> By: Jori http://guimkie.com/iweb/password-protect-iweb-sites/#comment-1866 Jori Thu, 14 Aug 2008 10:28:01 +0000 http://guimkie.com/?p=123#comment-1866 Hello! I am trying to password protect a site I've done in iWeb, and am not having any luck. Do you happen to know of any issues with GoDaddy? I'm using their FTP server, and am also wondering if the invisible PHP files aren't getting uploaded also. Thanks for your help! Hello! I am trying to password protect a site I’ve done in iWeb, and am not having any luck. Do you happen to know of any issues with GoDaddy? I’m using their FTP server, and am also wondering if the invisible PHP files aren’t getting uploaded also. Thanks for your help!

]]> By: Max Karreth http://guimkie.com/iweb/password-protect-iweb-sites/#comment-1811 Max Karreth Fri, 08 Aug 2008 06:31:18 +0000 http://guimkie.com/?p=123#comment-1811 Joe, If you click on the "File" menu in iWeb, you can choose to add a new "page" or a new "site." That allows you to have two sites. The difference with two sites is that they are separate and are accessible via two different addresses. For example: http://web.mac.com/site1/Home.html http://web.mac.com/site2/Home.html Max Joe,

If you click on the “File” menu in iWeb, you can choose to add a new “page” or a new “site.” That allows you to have two sites. The difference with two sites is that they are separate and are accessible via two different addresses. For example:

http://web.mac.com/site1/Home.html
http://web.mac.com/site2/Home.html

Max

]]> By: joemed http://guimkie.com/iweb/password-protect-iweb-sites/#comment-1805 joemed Fri, 08 Aug 2008 00:23:34 +0000 http://guimkie.com/?p=123#comment-1805 What a simple solution. I have not concurred all the options for iWeb. I still do not know the differences of 2 (or more) Sites? Thanks for the reply Joe What a simple solution. I have not concurred all the options for iWeb. I still do not know the differences of 2 (or more) Sites?

Thanks for the reply

Joe

]]> By: Max Karreth http://guimkie.com/iweb/password-protect-iweb-sites/#comment-1800 Max Karreth Thu, 07 Aug 2008 18:22:08 +0000 http://guimkie.com/?p=123#comment-1800 Joe, Well what you can do is protect a certain site. You cannot protect individual pages. With iTweak, you can't do that either and since you are on .Mac, my technique won't work in any case. Though, what I suggest is to simply create an extra site called "Downloads" or something. Protect that one. This is where people can then access the one page (which is inside the downloads site). So on and so forth... Max Joe,

Well what you can do is protect a certain site. You cannot protect individual pages. With iTweak, you can’t do that either and since you are on .Mac, my technique won’t work in any case.

Though, what I suggest is to simply create an extra site called “Downloads” or something. Protect that one. This is where people can then access the one page (which is inside the downloads site). So on and so forth…

Max

]]> By: joemed http://guimkie.com/iweb/password-protect-iweb-sites/#comment-1780 joemed Wed, 06 Aug 2008 03:13:56 +0000 http://guimkie.com/?p=123#comment-1780 Max you rock, All the things is try to do with iWeb bring me to you. I do need to create one or more individual pages with a password or allow someone to download files. Getting to a page with the files seamed the easiest. Please reply I use .mac or mobileme account. Thanks in advance Joe Max you rock,
All the things is try to do with iWeb bring me to you.
I do need to create one or more individual pages with a password or allow someone to download files. Getting to a page with the files seamed the easiest.

Please reply
I use .mac or mobileme account.

Thanks in advance
Joe

]]> By: Max Karreth http://guimkie.com/iweb/password-protect-iweb-sites/#comment-1765 Max Karreth Tue, 05 Aug 2008 18:05:42 +0000 http://guimkie.com/?p=123#comment-1765 Peter, Drop me a email about it. Thanks. Max Peter,

Drop me a email about it. Thanks.

Max

]]> By: Peter http://guimkie.com/iweb/password-protect-iweb-sites/#comment-1756 Peter Mon, 04 Aug 2008 19:39:23 +0000 http://guimkie.com/?p=123#comment-1756 Regarding Setting a Password: I followed the iTweak path... and now my site shows it is password protected... BUT whe I enter what I think is the correct password, it does not accept it. Is the user name and password I plug into KxS encrypter up to me, or does it have to correspond to some other info (like name of wesite, or my mac permissions etc.)... Anyone have any ideas... ironic that my site is now SO safe that even I can't get in. I would appreciate any ideas Peter Regarding Setting a Password:
I followed the iTweak path… and now my site shows it is password protected… BUT whe I enter what I think is the correct password, it does not accept it.

Is the user name and password I plug into KxS encrypter up to me, or does it have to correspond to some other info (like name of wesite, or my mac permissions etc.)…

Anyone have any ideas… ironic that my site is now SO safe that even I can’t get in.
I would appreciate any ideas
Peter

]]> By: Max Karreth http://guimkie.com/iweb/password-protect-iweb-sites/#comment-1719 Max Karreth Wed, 30 Jul 2008 13:33:35 +0000 http://guimkie.com/?p=123#comment-1719 David, iTweak will directly always create the new file and not add something to an existing one. So what you would have to do is manually edit your htaccess file to include all the contents of the htaccess file that iTweak has made. Regards, MAx David,

iTweak will directly always create the new file and not add something to an existing one. So what you would have to do is manually edit your htaccess file to include all the contents of the htaccess file that iTweak has made.

Regards,

MAx

]]> By: David http://guimkie.com/iweb/password-protect-iweb-sites/#comment-1714 David Tue, 29 Jul 2008 19:43:10 +0000 http://guimkie.com/?p=123#comment-1714 If I already have a .htaccess file on my sever, used for blocking access to a string of IP's, is there something I can add to this file to allow password protecting or will the script you wrote add or rewrite what I already have? Thanks for you help and knowledge. David If I already have a .htaccess file on my sever, used for blocking access to a string of IP’s, is there something I can add to this file to allow password protecting or will the script you wrote add or rewrite what I already have? Thanks for you help and knowledge.

David

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