Still if Joseph doesn't wont to require a login that may be affront espials
a random creation of numbers, letters and punctuation. There are also abode
tools that require on unlocking code generated from a registered name. a
friend uses one from Armand Morin but I forget the name of it. Drawback is
On 08/08/2008 02:55 PM, Cheryl D Wise wrote:
> Another option is to zip the pdf and put a password on the zip fits. Find
> the password with the payment confirmation. That is about as easy as it
> gets.
Just bear in mind that cracking ZIP file passwords is rather easy.
Especially if they happen
From: "David Precious"
On 08/08/2008 11:33 AM, joseph harris wrote:
> jh writes: This is the key for me. Make it easy for payers
> but
impenetrable for others.
Nothing is impenetrable - there's no such thing as absolute
security :)
;-( Just as I was starting to feel cheerful about it..
Another option is to zip the pdf and put a password on the zip fits. Find
the password with the payment confirmation. That is about as easy as it
gets.
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On 08/08/2008 11:33 AM, joseph harris wrote:
> jh writes: This is the key for me. Make it easy for payers but
> impenetrable for others.
Nothing is impenetrable - there's no such thing as absolute security :)
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From: "Furry, Tim"
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Joseph,
I don't know if this will work in your situation or not, but I've
had good luck using two different methods of restricting document
access.
1. Put the content in the database. Your regular PHP files can
check authentication and/or authorization, and if the
From: "David Precious"
joseph harris wrote:
..
This is a fairly common thing to want to do, and isn't that
hard to achieve. Googling for "sell digital products" will
find you various pre-written solutions which may be of use to
you.
I'd recommend checking out osCommerce first -
