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Password Protection Pro Kit(PPPK) 2.11 details
Password Protection Pro Kit(PPPK) 2.11 details
Developer:
diofant.com
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3818
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Version:
2.11
Platform(s):
Unix, Win NT/2000/XP
Date added:
Date updated:
2008-05-13
Password Protection Pro Kit(PPPK) description
PPPK is a password protection tool for the directories and the files of your website. It allows you to control user group's access to website by username and password. Its simple to use Web-interface allows you to protect folders, to gain access to the website and control user authentication for groups.
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