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December 1, 2006 - 11:34pm
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Corleone187
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FileZilla: Password Protect?

Hi,

I was wondering if there was any way to password protect before loging on to Filezilla. Like in Thunderbird you have to enter a password to collect your email. Filezilla is different because unlike Thunderbird where you can enter 1 main password to access all your email accounts in Filezilla you have to enter for each FTP account and I run alot of websites so I will have to remember like 50 FTP logins instead of 1 main 1?

I tried finding a program to password protect the folder inside the usb HD i have as an alternative but it seems that when i take it into a public terminal it doesn't work because I need admin rights to use the password programs and unlock the folder.

HELP!

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December 2, 2006 - 1:47pm
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Encyption?

Are looking for is an encryption program to encrypt files or folders?

Most encryption programs do require admin access.

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December 3, 2006 - 7:37am
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Corleone187
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Hi wsm23, I just need to be

Hi wsm23,

I just need to be able to password protect a folder that will have the sensitive info without compressing it like a zip file. Im not looking to encrypt the drive because I know that will require admin rights to access if I take it to a different computer.

Thanks

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December 3, 2006 - 11:19am
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No such thing

You either wrap it up into something encrypted and have a password on that. Or you leave it open. There's no other option.

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