If you configure your secure server to have a different starting path, you can
put your secure pages "above" the starting path for your regular pages and avoid
this. This way, secure pages area ONLY accessible via https and non secure
pages ONLY accessible via http. Here's an example:
htdocs
\secure
\regsite
https points to secure
http points to regsite
Unless you have some reason to want to intermingle them, this is the easiest
solution.
Jack Killpatrick wrote:
> I have a site that uses https (Secure Sockets) and http intermingled. There
> are some pages that I would like to prevent people from accessing unless
> they come in via https. For example, let's say I have the page "fred.html"
> and I only want people to be able to access it via SSL, as such:
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