, a, images/pics, directory?
The application.cfm file does nothing to prevent directory browsing or
calling of non .cfm files directly. That's set up on the web server. You
can build a login script and then use CFDIRECTORY to list the image files
then use CFFILE to bring them into a page to view
I would also like to hear information on this.
As far as I know, you need web server security to keep someone from
accessing an image file.
You can, however, prevent image names from being shown.
img src=image.cfm?id=1234567890
where url.id is an encrypted filename. Inside image.cfm, do a
You could place the images outside of the wwwroot so that they are not
accessable at all, then use CFCONTENT tag to display the image to the
user after they have been authenticated.
HTH
Mike
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The application.cfm file does nothing to prevent directory browsing or
calling of non .cfm files directly. That's set up on the web server. You
can build a login script and then use CFDIRECTORY to list the image files
then use CFFILE to bring them into a page to view.
Dave
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, 2001 10:38 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: Protecting, a, images/pics, directory?
I would also like to hear information on this.
As far as I know, you need web server security to keep someone from
accessing an image file.
You can, however, prevent image names from being shown.
img src=image.cfm?id
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