| T.R | Title | User | Personal
Name | Date | Lines |
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| 166.1 | did I understand what you are doing correctly? | VAXCPU::michaud | Jeff Michaud - ObjectBroker | Sat Mar 15 1997 01:43 | 8 |
| > I am an creating a "Homepage" for the general public access. But I
> would like to link from the Public site to a "private" [password]
> protected page. What is the best method of doing this? I want to
> be able to just supply a username & password.
If you're just providing a link to the other site, just link
to it. The other site is the one that will ask for some
authenticating information ....
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| 166.2 | a newbie is also wondering.... | KANATA::ZUTRAUEN | always lookin' to learn | Wed Apr 16 1997 01:45 | 11 |
| Hi, I'm wondering also.....
re -.1
But how would the owner of the protected page add password access?
Is there a java-applet avail to do this?
Or is this feature avail. in some of the authoring tools?
Where would the pasword/user table be stored?
Thx!
Pete
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| 166.3 | .htaccess ?? | 45862::wazock.lzo.dec.com::taylor_m | | Wed Apr 16 1997 14:09 | 7 |
| Myself, I'd put the 'private' page in a subdirectory and
set that directory to have authorisation required.
I use Apache and all it needs is a .htaccess file in that
directory with user names. I've no idea how IS handles this.
martin
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| 166.4 | WHICH SERVER? | CIM2NI::CROSBY | | Wed Apr 16 1997 18:02 | 6 |
| If you are using IIS, you set priviledges using NT file manager.
I suppose you could get a little fancy by using cookies to let the server
recognize an authorized viewer the second or third time around.
gc
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| 166.5 | javascript password protection | 45862::16.194.64.204::watson | OK, whats todays long term strategy? | Thu Apr 17 1997 14:13 | 6 |
| Check out http://junior.apk.net/~jbarta/weblinks/gate_keeper/index.html
for a simple JavaScript password protector. It will onyl allow one
password (the filename of the page) but OK for a quick and dirty solution
if you dont have privs. to do cgi or administer the server.
-- Rob
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