Hungerford Web Design Blog

It’s officially one month since this blog started. So far we have:

• Displayed over 3.5 thousand pages to nearly 900 unique visitors.
• Recieved an average of 30-50 unique visitors per day
• Written over 30 unique posts (roughly 1 per day) within 16 categories
• Deleted 46 spam comments
• Had 92 pages listed in google
• Had 22 Articles submitted to Digg with a total of 44 diggs (Although I must say that these figures are fudged as I tend to submit my own articles to make it easier to digg them).

It may sound a bit stupid but I am really proud of these achievements that have happened in just one month. Lets hope the trend of 0-900 visitors increases the same every month Although I’ll be the first to admit that I know they wont.

As always, if there is anything you would like to see me write about or any tool you would like to see developed then please drop me a line.

here’s to many happy months of blogging

The scenario is that you have a group of files within a folder that you want to password protect. You want to keep them secure from prying eyes.

I did write huge tutorial on this using the shell but then a)wordpress decided to have a fit and lose the work (que: Anger) and then I thought b) a lot of people may not have shell access and c) a lot of people probably don’t care so here is the short version using our .htpasswd creator tool.

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