Here's one way... Set up your roots in separete directories in httpd.conf:

./normal-root/
./secure-root/

Make a symbolic link from ./normal-root/index.html to ./secure-root/index.html

This would be the only "file" under normal-root, and everything is stored in secure-root but the link makes just the home page available from the non-secured document root.

Jamie

At 07:16 AM 10/30/00, Alexander H�ussel wrote:

Hi All,

maybe this question has been asked before, but i wasnt able to
find a solution right now.
i have a website, that i want to allow access to via regular http.
but as soon as the user logs in i want the pages to be secured via
ssl. my ssl works, but it is possible to access those pages via http
or https.
i want that a special subdirectory is only accessibel via https
regardless what the user types into the url.

P.S.sorry fo my bad english

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