If you are using apache, you can do in your httpd.conf
<Location /pspfiles>
Deny from all
</Location>That assumes that pspfiles is a directory directly in your htdocs. You can also prevent access to subdirectories with <Location /dir1/dir2/psp> and so on. M.
Steven Arnold wrote:
I have PSP files I would like to store outside the HTDOCS tree, and include them into pages when needed. Default Webware does not seem to support this. I need this because I don't want people to load those PSP snippets individually; I don't want to have to do security checks on every little PSP snippet to see whether the user is authorized to load that page....
Is there a good Webware solution for this? Thanks, steve
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