Re: Non HTML file protection - OS X (webstar or apache)
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It keeps the original formatting.
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texte = Do a google search for .htaccess. You can force authentication on a folder or an entire subtree.On 10/21/02 9:31 AM, Dan Keldsen mashed the following keys :> Hi listers - been a while since I last posted. Good to see the usual > suspects are still around, as well as new faces! > > I'm still missing a piece or two that I need to transition to OSX for my > WebCatalog serving needs. Specifically, I'm currently using John Hill's realm > plugin to manage access rights from a webcatalog database to a few thousand > PDFs that need to have access/deny protection based on the > packages/collections that clients have bought. PDFs and audio/video > (quicktime) files are what we're needing to protect. > > Anybody have a solution that makes it possible to do something like this > without having to export/synchronize with another solution? > > Barring that, anyone have ANY solution whatsoever for OS X? I'd thrown out my > applescript kludge last year to accomplish this sort of thing, but we've > gotten far more complex than that solution would allow for. ------------------------------------------------------------- This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to the mailing list
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Do a google search for .htaccess. You can force authentication on a folder or an entire subtree.On 10/21/02 9:31 AM, Dan Keldsen mashed the following keys :> Hi listers - been a while since I last posted. Good to see the usual > suspects are still around, as well as new faces! > > I'm still missing a piece or two that I need to transition to OSX for my > WebCatalog serving needs. Specifically, I'm currently using John Hill's realm > plugin to manage access rights from a webcatalog database to a few thousand > PDFs that need to have access/deny protection based on the > packages/collections that clients have bought. PDFs and audio/video > (quicktime) files are what we're needing to protect. > > Anybody have a solution that makes it possible to do something like this > without having to export/synchronize with another solution? > > Barring that, anyone have ANY solution whatsoever for OS X? I'd thrown out my > applescript kludge last year to accomplish this sort of thing, but we've > gotten far more complex than that solution would allow for. ------------------------------------------------------------- This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to the mailing list . To unsubscribe, E-mail to: To switch to the DIGEST mode, E-mail to Web Archive of this list is at: http://search.smithmicro.com/
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