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Hi all, I'm still something of a newbie, so I hope
this isn't a dumb question. I'm running win2k advanced server with
activeperl 5.6.1. What I would like to do is keep a database of usernames
and passwords to restrict access to a directory on our website. So I was
thinking I would write a little login page for users to log in with their
information and then get access to that directory. What I would like to do
is set the file permissions under that directory so that the anonymous web user
can't access them, create a new user and give that user proper access, and use
perlscript to process their login from the login page and somehow authenticate
them to IIS as the user I want to have access to the directory. Does that
make any sense?
Basically, rather than making a bunch of
windows user accounts and using windows authentication to log them in, I want
our login script to verify passwords and such, and use some scripting to
actually log them into IIS as someone with the right file priviliges. The
reason I want to do this is so people can't link to files under the directory
where access is supposed to be restricted. This is possible,
right?
<whisper>
I'll probably have to do this in both perlscript
and vbscript at some point, so a couple of vbscript keywords to point me in the
right direction would also be appreciated.
</whisper> :)
thanks in advance,
Josh Reynolds
Multimedia Training Asst.
Multimedia and Technology Unit
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- RE: Authentication and perl question Reynolds, Josh
- RE: Authentication and perl question Ember Normand
- Re: Authentication and perl question Reynolds, Josh
