if my ADP page runs
<%
ns_returnunauthorized
ns_adp_abort ok
%>
AOLserver returns the default message:
> Access Denied
> The requested URL cannot be accessed because a valid username and
password are required.
I'd like to replace this message with my own page, which would have
helpful information about how to join, if you lost your password, etc...
Trouble is, that message is hard-coded into the C code function
Ns_ConnReturnUnauthorized. I could issue a redirect, but that's
dangerous because some web browsers probe a page 1st to see if a
password is needed, and I don't want to mistakenly redirect somebody.
return Ns_ConnReturnNotice(conn, 401, "Access Denied",
"The requested URL cannot be accessed because a "
"valid username and password are required.");
I'm tempted to add a C code patch here with a new config file
parameter to redefine the contents of this message. Anyone have a
better suggestion?
-john
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