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From: Kim Madsen on 21 Feb 2010 09:11
Al wrote on 20/02/2010 19:30:
> I use Kim's solution and take it one step forward. Htacces files can get
> lost or corrupted, so....

No solution to that problem as I see it.

> In my config file I have the text string.

I like the idea, but what if this file is never accessed?

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From: Al on 21 Feb 2010 12:30


On 2/21/2010 9:11 AM, Kim Madsen wrote:
> Al wrote on 20/02/2010 19:30:
>> I use Kim's solution and take it one step forward. Htacces files can
>> get lost or corrupted, so....
>
> No solution to that problem as I see it.
>
>> In my config file I have the text string.
>
> I like the idea, but what if this file is never accessed?
>

Generally my applications have Admins and Users. Admins visit every day or two;
when they do, function checkHTaccessFile($htaccessText) gets called.

It can also be called when Users visit, which is of course more often. This
option is set in the config file.

If someone is particularly concerned a cronjob to run every x hours will also
work. This seems to me to be a bit of overkill.
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