| .htaccess to manage client's FTP folders [message #1941] |
Tue, 27 July 2010 19:16 |
tmcdade Messages: 1 Registered: July 2010 Location: Buffalo NY |
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I am over my head and I'd love some help.
I have developed a site using wordpress 3.0. http://Maltajo.com
In addition to the site my client would like a restricted FTP access area where he and his clients can share files.
My current solution consists of using Fetch to create a folder in the root directory called public_ftp and within that folder I create a folder for each client. Using the hosts control panel and I create a new username and password protected FTP account for each client relative to the created folder. But I cant see the files directory and the wordpress theme is gives an "not found" message.
ex. http://maltajo.com/public_ftp/clientA/
I'm not convinced that this is the best solution so I am open to ideas. ...but if this the way I need to do it, I believe that I'll need to modify the .htaccess file to allow the the directory to be visible and for the wordpress theme go away.
Will I need an index file in each folder so the page will be look like it is part of the regular site.
I really am confused by this. Your help is greatly appreciated.
thanks,
tom
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