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Error Handling and Reporting
Recreating .htpasswd
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22 April 2002 Password Management Installation Guide
If you want to deactivate a username and password, simply canceling a users subscription will
not necessarily deactivate the pair. If the cancellation was due to a payment failure, usernames
and passwords are immediately canceled when the subscription is canceled. If the cancellation
was made by the buyer or seller, then the usernames and passwords will be active until the
subscription terms expire (the date of the next scheduled payment). If you wish to deactivate
these usernames and passwords when you cancel a subscriber, you will need to manually
modify the
.htpassword file.
Recreating .htpasswd
You can recreate your .htpasswd file using the downloadable list of your active subscribers
passwords. Here's how:
Obtain the list of all subscription-related (non-payment) entries
1. Log in to your PayPal account
2. Go to the History subtab of the My Account tab
3. Choose the Download Log link
4. Choose the All transactions radio button and the Subscriptions radio button (which will
only appear after someone has subscribed to your service)
5. Click Download History.
This file will contain all of your non-payment subscription-related entries (Sign-ups,
Cancellations, and Completions).
To get your Subscription Creations , filter out the Subscription Cancellation and Subscription
Completion Transactions. This is your list of subscribers.
To view all subscribers with valid passwords, you can then sort by all subscriptions with the
status "active", "active-completed", or "activecancelled" (thereby filtering out the inactive-
cancelled or inactive-completed).
The passwords of these subscribers make up the .htpasswd file.
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