Tutorials

28 October 2011

If you are in a shared hosting environment this might help. It presumes that you have ssh access and full permissions for at least your user directory.
ssh in
Then make a bin directory or cd into the directory where you install your shell scripts and add-on's. This can be anywhere as long as its higher than public_html or htdocs. Preferably in your home directory.
mkdir bin

Download the latest version of drush
wget http://ftp.drupal.org/files/projects/drush-7.x-4.5.tar.gz

9 June 2011

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1 June 2011

This is for Drupal 7:

Go to the Admin Configuration page. Under Media you will find File system. Alternatively just got to mysite.com//admin/config/media/file-system

There you can set your private file. Its probably best to have it in your normal files folder within the sites directory.

This is what I did to setup the private folder:

with bash, cd into sites/default/files
mkdir private

cd into private

create an .htaccess file inside that directory containing:
deny from all