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Gregory Boyce wrote: > Any commands you run through gftp would be interpretted by their FTP > server, which by design generally do not allow you to run arbitrary > commands on the remote system. > > Have you tried generating the .htpasswd file locally and upload it like > you did with the .htaccess file? There's no reason it would need to be > generated on the system itself. > > One thing to note is that htaccess functionality can be enabled or > disabled by the site admins. Its possible that the htaccess file will > not function even if it is uploaded properly. > > -- > Greg >
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