I have some content which I want protected against most visitors to my
site, but some I want to grant access.
htaccess would seem the logical route, but I also want to provide a
zero-login option for those people I want to grant access.
For the non-Microsoft world I could provide a URL with the htaccess
login and password embedded:
http://user:[email protected]/content/
But IE7 doesn't allow URLs with embedded passwords. :(
I've tried a CGI that does its own authentication and then redirects,
but even redirecting to a URL like the one above with an embedded
password is not allowed with IE.
How can I protect that directory and also provide access to the folder
for those I give a login and password to, without requiring them to
manually log in each time?
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Richard Gaskin
Fourth World
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