--On 29 June 2012 15:08:44 +0100 Alex Bligh wrote:
You have talked about perl and mod_perl. I understand that you can
override htaccess to use a self-made bit of Perl code that process it and
check the token. Is this right?
You don't need to override htaccess.
Here's a piece of perl found
Daniel,
--On 29 June 2012 14:04:01 +0200 Daniel Merino
wrote:
You have talked about perl and mod_perl. I understand that you can
override htaccess to use a self-made bit of Perl code that process it and
check the token. Is this right?
You don't need to override htaccess.
Here's a piece of
Hi, Alex.
Having that Apache is serving the file and that we want only to protect
several files placed on a specifical folder, your suggestion of adding
some token to URLs pointing at that folder, and make Apache to deliver
them, seems to be a good solution.
You have talked about perl and mo
Daniel,
--On 29 June 2012 10:38:24 +0200 Daniel Merino
wrote:
I'm not sure to understand at all this approach, but anyway, I think that
will not be valid for us.
Drupal's restricted access to the video works fine, but in the moment
that some authorized user can see the video, he can see the
Hi, Alex, and thanks for that quick answer.
I'm not sure to understand at all this approach, but anyway, I think
that will not be valid for us.
Drupal's restricted access to the video works fine, but in the moment
that some authorized user can see the video, he can see the video's URL
in the
