Use this page to create and manage the password protected directories for the domain.
In order to create a password protected directory, click on the Add New Directory button. This will take you to the Protected directory properties page where you can create a new protected directory, define the properties associated with the new protected directory and add users, which will have access to this directory. Note that names of directories are case sensitive.
After a directory is created it gets added to the list of directories on this page. For visual assistance each directory is accompanied by two icons, which identify directory's location. The icons are used to indicate whether the directory is protected in the SSL (httpsdocs) and/or Non-SSL (httpdocs) parts of the domain. An unlocked icon indicates that the given protected directory resides in a Non-SSL HTML document root. A locked icon indicates that the given protected directory resides in the SSL HTML document root. If the domain does not have SSL support enabled, you will not be able to access the protected directories with SSL.
To edit the protected directory click on the directory name. This will take you to the Protected directory properties page where you can review and/or edit the properties for the given protected directory as well as manage its users.
To delete one or several protected directories from the list, check the corresponding checkboxes and click Remove Selected. Note that this only removes the protection off the directory, and the directory itself is not physically removed. This action makes the directory and its contents accessible without the need for a login and password.
You have an option of searching through the list for a certain pattern. It may help you in case you have a great number of items in the list and you need to work with a particular one. To search through the list, type the pattern string into the input field and click Search. If there were any items found matching the entered pattern string, they will all be displayed in the form of a reduced list. The button Show All will revert to displaying the whole list.
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