Re: [PHPLIB] installation (newbie) From: Ian Marsman (ianm <email protected>)
Date: 11/22/99

A .htaccess file just bars entry by a web client to a directory and its
children if one is not authoriezed. If your service provider has php you
can install phplib locally and include its files (session.inc, etc.) from
a local include file that is called from each php page the client wants wo
access. I have phplib installed in a directory under an include directory
called inc that is guarded by an htaccess file. This allows me to call the
files from, for example ~/public_html/index.phtml but not to ask to see
the files directly via a browser (e.g. can't see
http://yourdomain.com/inc/phplib/php/session.inc). A sample .htaccess
file, which I give no guarantee to contains:
<Limit GET POST Put>
  order deny, allow
  deny from all
</Limit>
I am a beginner too, so take what I say with a grain of salt ;) .

On Mon, 22 Nov 1999, Ahmet Tuncer wrote:

> Hi all,
>
> I downloaded phplib and tried to install. But I have seen that I have no
> access to php.ini because of my service provider. However the server can
> execute .htaccess files. In the archive I have read a past e-mail about this
> subject which was explaining that it was possible to use phplib with the
> help of .htaccess.
>
> If someone could send the .htaccess file (or the text written in it :) )
> that should be used, it would be great.
>
> Thanks for the help
>
> Ahmet
>
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