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If you don't want the browsers to access the
*.mbx files, you can prevent this using ntfs permissions.
Better yet, don't put them in the public web
space. If you are tracking total space used, try something
like:
g:\somedomain
\mail
- this one doesn't get mapped in
IIS.
\private_html - this one can be mapped
as /private and does not allow anonymous access
\public_html - this one is their web
root
With
IIS, you can map any .mbx files to a certain DLL in website properties/home
directory/configuration... playing around with the mapping, you ought to be
able to make them unopenable. You could also try specifying a mime type on
them that would look like a gif or a jpg to the browser, and of course it
wouldn't open them then.
HTH,
Ron
I want to set up our user directories where
their personal web space and mailboxes are in the sme directory. The
only problem is I do not want them to have the ability to view the .mbx
files in the browser which will happen if someone goes to www.domain.com/users/main.mbx.
Does anyone know of a way to block files with these extension from
showing up? We are using NT4.0 sp6; IMail 6.02 and IIS
4.0.
Thanks for any
help
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