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Originally Posted by morrisok
Thats a shame, it seemed like the .htaccess file would make my life much easier.
Whats the chances of speaking to someone in NTL about turning it on
Whats peoples suggestions then for a secure way of blocking access to directory structures in the NTL webspace then??
Thanks
Kevin
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I should think that your chances of getting .htaccess turned on are 0%.
Just think about the number of users are hosted, and the potential for someone to mess it up!
Without .htaccess or some sort of server side scripting, there is no way you can securly block access, only chance you have with your ntl webspace is javascript!!
Getting a paid host is your only bet. Free hosts wont offer what you need.
A quick plug for KingPhoenix:
http://www.i-websolutions.co.uk/nthwwhosting.html