How do you set your file areas so that a web user, who is not logged in, cannot access the file areas? Currently, both the "classic" and the Webv4 interface allow anyone to access them. I only want people who are registered and logged in to be able to view them on the web.

Webv4 uses the "guest" account for unregistered users, so setting all your fil
libraries' access requirements to "Not guest" would achieve that. Or you can s
them to "(prot not http and prot not https) or not guest" if you do want gues
access to file areas when using other non-web protocols.

I just tested it on one library and it actually does not work. I set the access requirement to NOT GUEST in SCFG for the whole library. When I then surf to it, without being logged on, it still lets me access the library,
go to a file area, and download a file.

Nelgin's idea of putting it in the webctrl.ini file does seem to turn it completely off in Webv4, so I will use that.

I will play around with the other interface and see if I can figure out how
to turn it off there.


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Dumas Walker wrote to All <=-

How do you set your file areas so that a web user, who is not logged
in, cannot access the file areas? Currently, both the "classic" and
the Webv4 interface allow anyone to access them. I only want people
who are registered and logged in to be able to view them on the web.

Thanks!
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Add a line to the \sbbs\webv4\pages\webctrl.ini file


[*files.xjs]
AccessRequirements = LEVEL XX AND REST NOT G

Where XX is the security level of your registered users

CJ


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