On 2/29/16, Yehuda Katz wrote:
> The per-user error log in cPanel - and likely other control panels - is not
> always accurate and you may need to check the main server error log.
So the error that's arising from
is the following:
[date][error[client IP] unable to include "/some.html"
On 2/29/16, Yehuda Katz wrote:
> Is this commercial service using cPanel by any chance?
It is. I'll see what else I can dig out.
Dave
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Is this commercial service using cPanel by any chance?
The per-user error log in cPanel - and likely other control panels - is not
always accurate and you may need to check the main server error log.
You haven't posted a specific config so I tested the general idea of what
you posted and had no is
On 2/28/16, Yehuda Katz wrote:
> Have you checked the error log?
The error log the commercial service is showing us indicates no errors
> What did you do to require passwords?
An "AuthUserFile" entry was made in .htaccess for the directory
indicating an associated password stored in the .htpas
Have you checked the error log?
What did you do to require passwords?
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On Feb 28, 2016 12:35 PM, "Dave Shaw" wrote:
> Greetings-- We're setting up a website on a commercially-hosted server
> that supports SSI. The we
Greetings-- We're setting up a website on a commercially-hosted server
that supports SSI. The website includes a number of sub-directories.
In a 1st-level subdirectory we have some html that includes similar
to:
and
All this has been working fine.
We now want to password protect access
