Thanks William... yes we are using SSL... just wanted to make sure it
was secure as well!
Thanks
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Jeff Sherk Forerunner Ministries wrote:
> Per Erics earlier response, if I encode the username and password in the
> URL with https instead of
> http, is it secure?
>
> Like this https://username:passw...@mydomain.com/foo
Provided you are using https: SSL or TLS Upgrade you are assured it is
secu
Per Erics earlier response, if I encode the username and password in the URL
with https instead of
http, is it secure?
Like this https://username:passw...@mydomain.com/foo
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Thanks Andre, Mike, Eric and Nick... I will read up on authentication so
I can better grasp it!!
André Warnier wrote:
Jeff Sherk Forerunner Ministries wrote:
When requiring a username & password with AuthType Basic, is it
possible to include them in a POST or GET request to the server so
tha
Jeff Sherk Forerunner Ministries wrote:
When requiring a username & password with AuthType Basic, is it possible
to include them in a POST or GET request to the server so that it won't
ask for them (because they were provided)?
If it's possible, what variable names are assigned to them.
Jeff
Jeff Sherk Forerunner Ministries wrote:
When requiring a username & password with AuthType Basic, is it possible
to include them in a POST or GET request to the server so that it won't
ask for them (because they were provided)?
You seem to be asking for form-based authentication.
One option fo
On 26/08/2009 13:58, Jeff Sherk Forerunner Ministries wrote:
When requiring a username & password with AuthType Basic, is it possible
to include them in a POST or GET request to the server so that it won't
ask for them (because they were provided)?
No, it is not possible. You could theoretical
On Wed, Aug 26, 2009 at 8:58 AM, Jeff Sherk Forerunner
Ministries wrote:
> When requiring a username & password with AuthType Basic, is it possible to
> include them in a POST or GET request to the server so that it won't ask for
> them (because they were provided)?
>
> If it's possible, what varia
When requiring a username & password with AuthType Basic, is it possible
to include them in a POST or GET request to the server so that it won't
ask for them (because they were provided)?
If it's possible, what variable names are assigned to them.
Thanks
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