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    Quote Originally Posted by jdstallings View Post
    I tried this just last week and had to remove FP extensions, make the change and add FP back. I have never had an issue until cPanel felt the need to change this to restrict. This should be able to be turned off and if nothing else give a warning instead.
    Ah, so this is an issue of FrontPage extensions being enabled and then you want to use functionality that modifies .htaccess?

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    Quote Originally Posted by cPanelDavidG View Post
    Ah, so this is an issue of FrontPage extensions being enabled and then you want to use functionality that modifies .htaccess?
    100% correct... It worked PERFECT in the past, then cPANEL removes the ability. We never had a single problem with it. A number of people has asked that this feature can be disabled in the Tweak options at the ROOT WHM level

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    Same issue here on 8 server

    In Cpanel Not possible to overwrite password for user on protected directory

    Frontpage extension not installed

    ??
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    password --REDACTED-- not work

    password --REDACTED--

    ????
    Last edited by cPanelDavidG; 09-23-2009 at 03:35 PM. Reason: Redacted passwords. Please do not post passwords to these publicly visible forums.
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    Quote Originally Posted by webstyler View Post
    password --ALSO REDACTED-- not work

    password --ALSO REDACTED--

    ????
    Did you really mean to post passwords here? You might want to edit that post.
    Last edited by cPanelDavidG; 09-23-2009 at 03:37 PM. Reason: Please do not post passwords publicly in a post about not posting passwords publicly.

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    Quote Originally Posted by webstyler View Post
    Same issue here on 8 server

    In Cpanel Not possible to overwrite password for user on protected directory

    Frontpage extension not installed

    ??
    If FrontPage extensions are not installed, please update your cPanel/WHM. If that does not resolve the issue, please contact our technical analysts. They can be contacted at the URL at the bottom of this post.

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    Quote Originally Posted by jdstallings View Post
    Did you really mean to post passwords here? You might want to edit that post.
    is only a password

    there isn't link to server, site, directory
    there isn't username
    ..

    what's risk ?

    Is important to post password because the issue is ONLY for any char that is accepted by cpanel but not work when put on login
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    Exclamation Password protect directories

    Hi

    I'm having the same problem.

    We need to use Password protect directories, but it say's that FP is working, so we went to uninstall, but responded with the following error:

    Starting uninstall, port: 80.
    Error: The FrontPage Server Extensions are not installed on 'domain.com:80'.
    Cleaning up .htaccess files...Done
    Frontpage was uninstalled on the following domains: domain.com


    any idea? how do you fix it?
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    The "detection" that FrontPage extensions are installed seems to be a simple search for the string "frontpage" within the .htaccess file itself. It is not case-sensitive. Any mention of the string "frontpage" in .htaccess will cause cPanel to believe you have it installed, even if it's in a commented line.

    For example, this line from a client's Joomla installation was causing cPanel to erroneously assume FrontPage was installed:

    ("frontpage" word highlighted)
    Code:
    SetEnvIfNoCase ^User-Agent$ .*(frontpage|getright|getweb|go.?zilla|go-ahead-got-it|gotit|grabnet) HTTP_SAFE_BADBOT
    Removing the string "frontpage" from the .htaccess expression fixed this entirely.

    In short, if you're getting an error claiming FrontPage extension are installed but they are actually not installed, search your .htaccess for "frontpage" and remove all instances of it. Keep in mind, though, you may need to "fix" some of your expressions/rules when you remove the string "frontpage". In my example, the adjacent OR operator (the "|") had to be removed as well to keep the expression syntactically correct.

    NOTE: If you *do* have FrontPage extensions intentionally installed, you'll simply need to decide whether or not you want to use FrontPage extensions or cPanel's .htaccess password protected directories. Either/or, not both. This "fix" is only for people who do NOT have FrontPage extensions installed, but are experiencing the error despite this fact.

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    Default Re: Password protected directories

    THIS WILL SOLVE THE PROBLEM:

    Make a .htaccess file (a text document, rename it as .htaccess). Then open it and add this few lines:


    AuthName "capchas"
    AuthUserFile "/home/your_user_name/.htpasswds/public_html/capchas/passwd"
    AuthType Basic
    require valid-user


    Save it. Then put the .htaccess into folder "capchas" (capchas is the name of the folder you want to protect, but can be any folder as well)

    (your_user_name - is your user name from database)

    That's all.

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