The thread was valid as it was not really about pdf files but more of a 'how
to secure/deliver a file type within a ColdFusion Application'.
The list is there to help people write CF applications and in many ways to
teach those who are new to CF ways of improving their application
to secure PDF file? - The Flame goes on.
The thread was valid as it was not really about pdf files but more of a 'how
to secure/deliver a file type within a ColdFusion Application'.
The list is there to help people write CF applications and in many ways to
teach those who are new to CF ways of
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Subject: RE: How to secure PDF file? - The Flame goes on.
The thread was valid as it was not really about pdf files but more of a
'how
to secure/deliver a file type within a ColdFusion Application'.
The list is there to help people write CF applications and in many ways to
teach those
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Sent: Thursday, May 11, 2000 7:23 AM
Subject: RE: How to secure PDF file? - The Flame goes on.
Hi there,
The question was simple.
I have a mix of .cfm and .pdf in secure directory(so application.cfm)
If , someone got the right url to a .pdf www.else.com/members/else.pd
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Subject: Re: How to secure PDF file? -
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05/11/00
You can restric permissions to that directory so that noone but the
cfserver has permission to access it. That way when they try
to access it
directly through the URL and IIS (or PWS whatever you have
running) makes
the call they will get a permission denied error.
Or just put the file
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