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Is webformmailer.php and gdform.php are same file ?

In simple lang we can call "Both gdform.php and webformmailer.php are form mailer scripts installed in the default scripts directory of your Linux shared hosting account." Webformmailer.php is a more recent script that provides additional functionality, including the ability to specify sort order, delivery schedule, and email format. 

How to Enable SSH In cPanel

SSH is a secure method of connecting  to your hosting account to upload files, move files, and execute commands.  Customers using paid Linux shared hosting accounts can enable it.  When you enable SSH, it is enabled for the primary FTP user associated to the account. To Enable SSH on Your Linux Shared Hosting Account  Login to Your  Account Manager. Then Login to your cPanel Account. Now  Click On SSH Access. Click Enable . You can now log in to cPanel using your primary FTP user's login information. 

How To Password-Protect A Directory using .htaccess

HOW TO PASSWORD-PROTECT A DIRECTORY USING .HTACCESS   The .htaccess file is a configuration file for the Apache HTTP server. .htaccess includes a series of directives that control how the server responds to requests. (A "directive" is just a text command/keyword followed by its value.) One of the more common usages of .htaccess is to enable a directory to be password protected. By adding appropriate directives to .htaccess, when a web user accesses a file in that directory or a subdirectory, they’ll be prompted for a username and password. DIFFICULTY Basic - 1 | Medium - 2  | Advanced - 3 TIME REQUIRED 15-30 min RELATED PRODUCTS Linux-based VPS or dedicated servers  cPanel Shared Hosting  Linux-based Web & Classic Hosting RECIPE Assuming  AllowOverride  and AuthConfig  are enabled in the main configuration file, directives similar to the following will enable the current directory tree to be password protected with basic authentication for user bla...