How can one identify and manipulate .htaccess files in FTP for directory access control?

To identify and manipulate .htaccess files in FTP for directory access control, you can use an FTP client to access your server files and locate the .htaccess file in the directory you want to control access to. You can then edit the .htaccess file to set rules for access control, such as requiring a password or restricting access based on IP addresses. 

// Example code to restrict access to a directory using .htaccess file
$htaccess_content = "AuthType Basic\n";
$htaccess_content .= "AuthName 'Restricted Area'\n";
$htaccess_content .= "AuthUserFile /path/to/.htpasswd\n";
$htaccess_content .= "Require valid-user\n";

$htaccess_file = fopen('.htaccess', 'w');
fwrite($htaccess_file, $htaccess_content);
fclose($htaccess_file);

Keywords

.htaccess FTP directory access control identify manipulate

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