I'm trying to write what I hope is a simple ISAPI filter to require HTTP
Auth for a current website but allow Google and other search engines
access to the content. I'm aware of the basics for getting an ISAPI
filter registered with IIS:
Randy Syring wrote:
I'm trying to write what I hope is a simple ISAPI filter to require
HTTP Auth for a current website but allow Google and other search
engines access to the content. I'm aware of the basics for getting an
ISAPI filter registered with IIS:
Please excuse me for the side
Randy Syring wrote:
I'm trying to write what I hope is a simple ISAPI filter to require
HTTP Auth for a current website but allow Google and other search
engines access to the content. I'm aware of the basics for getting an
ISAPI filter registered with IIS:
As an additional note from someone
On 01/26/2012 01:02 PM, Tim Roberts wrote:
Please excuse me for the side trip, but I'm confused by your
requirement. If you are willing to allow the general public to access
your information via Google, then what's the point of the HTTP Auth?
If you have some information that is public and
What are you using to edit python in/with?
For example, I use a text editor to create/edit python scripts/source code,
so, yes, I can copy/paste quite easily, and from python interpreter in
command line of windows, aside from other workarounds, I have occasionally
used the alt + space bar
