Basically, you need to provide a "back door" for htdig to access the
site (since htdig is a web spider and is subjected to the exact same
restrictions as regular users - thus, any place a user is asked for
credentials, htdig will be asked as well).
Then, when the site is indexed, you need to run searches through jsp,
figure out what security exists for each result and ultimately, whether
or not to display the result.
There are a few htdig PHP classes floating around out there that you
might want to reference while writing your jsp. Check out
phpclasses.org
Ted Stresen-Reuter
On Nov 22, 2005, at 9:59 AM, Chris Tindal wrote:
I have a site which is written in jsp. To access the internal pages, a
form based user login and password are required. Upon submission of
valid details, a session id is created to remember a user is logged in
between each page request. Is it possible to use ht://dig to search
these internal pages and if so how can I set it up to gain access to
the password protected pages.
Thanks in advance
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