Re:MS Update broke security

[Robert Everland III]

that's just it I can't use anythign that requires user intervention. By caching passwords I mean being able to pass the username and password to the browser some way to let it know that I"m using basic authentication. Once I do that the browser automatically caches the username and password until you end the browser session. So if I can get something whethere it's _javascript_, java, html, or something else to be able to get the browser to know that there is a username and password for that site it would fix my issue.

Bob

>On Friday 06 Feb 2004 13:38 pm, Robert Everland III wrote:
>> Yeah I saw that, doesn't really help me though, I need something that will
>> allow me to get internet explorer to cache the username and password. I
>
>IE has an option to remeber paswords - use that ?
>
>Unfortunetly nither is anything you can enable from the web server.
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