The first directive forbids access to any files except from localhost, because of Order Deny,Allow , Allow gets applied later, the second directive ...
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The first directive forbids access to any files except from localhost, because of Order Deny,Allow , Allow gets applied later, the second directive ...
order deny,allow deny from all ".="" <="" p="">
If you'd like to deny all but a few files, this would read as. Order deny,allow Deny from all "index\.php|index\.html"=""> Allow from all .
Block all ".php" files "\.php$"=""> Order deny,allow Deny from all # Permit a specific ".php" file <="" p="">
Order allow,deny. Allow from all. Satisfy any.
/Files >.
Second – in the same directory create a file named .htaccess with the following
content.
.htaccess is one file that every web admin should know and understand. At its basic level
The following code forces any file ending in .inc to throw a 403 Forbidden error when visited: "\.inc$"=""> Order Allow,Deny Deny from All ...