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Hi Don,
I'm interested in your solution. I've developped a similar servlet to
access private html pages. I don't have a lot of html pages in the
private area and performance is not really a problem for me.
What I've done is the following:
-I've used mod_rewrite to redirect all requests o
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Ok, this is almost a mod_rewrite question, but not quite. I think that
I have a solution that works, but has some potential problems. I'd like
to see if there are anyone sees a better solution.
I picture an authentication scheme that works like this:
A servlet is configured to be /privat
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mod_rewrite is certainly more powerful than I had expected! And it
solves one of the problems that I was hoping to use a servlet for
(limiting access based on the referer) in a much more efficient mannor!
Thanks for the help!
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> I appreciate any help anyone can give me, even if it's only a pointer
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try it with mod_rewrite
-jon
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I'm pretty sure that what I really want can't be done, but since I'm
new to servlets (and Jserv), I'd like to check for other opinions.
What I would like to do is setup a servlet that controls all access to
a directory on the web server.
If the content is static, I know how to do it.
