RE: WebCat: Access denied, but why?

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1997

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texte = Paul -What kind of icon does that Search.tmpl file have? If you double-click it, does WebSTAR or WebSTAR/SSL come to the front?I'm guessing the creator code of this file is set to WWW-omega, which won't be served by WebSTAR or WebCatalog - if this is the case, try just opening the file in something like BBEdit and doing a Save As... to give it a different creator code. This may have happened if you used a [writefile] context (are you copying the remote editing features of the General Store?) and didn't specify &secure=F; if you don't use [writefile file=filename.tmpl&secure=F]..., WebCatalog will set the file's creator type to WWW-omega by default, to prevent people from being able to look at your log files, databases, etc.Anyway, please let me know if this is not the problem.cheers,Marc EagleStarNine Technologieshttp://www.smithmicro.com/>_______________________________________________________________________________>Last month I set up my very first online secure store for a small CD>publishing company:>https://secure.ims1.com/coolstore/Search.tmpl$search?geSKUdata=0&db=catalog.txt&categorysumm=t&categorysort=t&max=50It>worked and I was pleased. But the company wanted to review it extensively>before starting to use it. In the porcess of editing the content of the pages/>.tmpl files the encountered a problem:>>>I can get to the Cool School Secure Admin page with the password you>>gave us. When I click the Edit the Main Page link, I can get there and>>edit the page, but when I try to save the changes I get a popup dialog>>that says Authorization failed. Retry?. When I retry it asks for my>>username and password again and re-entering these still doesn't let me>>save. Any ideas?>>I thought perhaps that I did not add that user name and password to a group>that was permitted to edit pages, but I had. I was able to edit the page in>question. At that point I surmised that he had simply mis-typed his>password or username. However when I went to the page to view the changes>(the URL is above), I got the following error message:>>Sorry, you have been denied access to this server based on your Domain name>or IP address.>>This is not a protected realm in Webstar. The message seems to come from>WebCat, but I didn't even know you could use WebCat to restrict access by>domain name or IP address. And I certainly did not restrict myself out!>Please tell me how I can get back in and how I can keep this from>dynamically restricting me in the future.>>Thanks, Paul>>> _/_/_/Paul Uttermohlen, Internet Marketspace, Inc.> _/_/_/ mailto:paul@ims1.com _/ Website Development> _/_/_/ Websites for Business _/ > _/_/_/ Websites for Real Estate _/ >_/_/_/Websites for Children _/> Associated Messages, from the most recent to the oldest:

RE: WebCat: Access denied, but why? - The solution. (Paul Uttermohlen 1997)
RE: WebCat: Access denied, but why? (Marc Eagle 1997)

Paul -What kind of icon does that Search.tmpl file have? If you double-click it, does WebSTAR or WebSTAR/SSL come to the front?I'm guessing the creator code of this file is set to WWW-omega, which won't be served by WebSTAR or WebCatalog - if this is the case, try just opening the file in something like BBEdit and doing a Save As... to give it a different creator code. This may have happened if you used a [writefile] context (are you copying the remote editing features of the General Store?) and didn't specify &secure=F; if you don't use [writefile file=filename.tmpl&secure=F]..., WebCatalog will set the file's creator type to WWW-omega by default, to prevent people from being able to look at your log files, databases, etc.Anyway, please let me know if this is not the problem.cheers,Marc EagleStarNine Technologieshttp://www.smithmicro.com/>_______________________________________________________________________________>Last month I set up my very first online secure store for a small CD>publishing company:>https://secure.ims1.com/coolstore/Search.tmpl$search?geSKUdata=0&db=catalog.txt&categorysumm=t&categorysort=t&max=50It>worked and I was pleased. But the company wanted to review it extensively>before starting to use it. In the porcess of editing the content of the pages/>.tmpl files the encountered a problem:>>>I can get to the Cool School Secure Admin page with the password you>>gave us. When I click the Edit the Main Page link, I can get there and>>edit the page, but when I try to save the changes I get a popup dialog>>that says Authorization failed. Retry?. When I retry it asks for my>>username and password again and re-entering these still doesn't let me>>save. Any ideas?>>I thought perhaps that I did not add that user name and password to a group>that was permitted to edit pages, but I had. I was able to edit the page in>question. At that point I surmised that he had simply mis-typed his>password or username. However when I went to the page to view the changes>(the URL is above), I got the following error message:>>Sorry, you have been denied access to this server based on your Domain name>or IP address.>>This is not a protected realm in Webstar. The message seems to come from>WebCat, but I didn't even know you could use WebCat to restrict access by>domain name or IP address. And I certainly did not restrict myself out!>Please tell me how I can get back in and how I can keep this from>dynamically restricting me in the future.>>Thanks, Paul>>> _/_/_/Paul Uttermohlen, Internet Marketspace, Inc.> _/_/_/ mailto:paul@ims1.com _/ Website Development> _/_/_/ Websites for Business _/ > _/_/_/ Websites for Real Estate _/ >_/_/_/Websites for Children _/> Marc Eagle

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RE: WebCat: Access denied, but why?

1997

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