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Thanks Dave,<br />
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Not do I simply add that to a .htaccess file (using notepad) and drop it in the directory I want to protect?
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How can I setup an .htaccess to only allow 1 IP address ( no need for password protection)?<br />

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How can I setup an .htaccess to only allow 1 IP address ( no need for password protection)?


Thanks Dave,

Not do I simply add that to a .htaccess file (using notepad) and drop it in the directory I want to protect?

.htaccess limit to 1 ip address ?

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