The point you (and everyone else) are trying to make has never evaded me; I was simply trying to prohibit access to some code in a directory. I didn't mean to start a never-ending philosophical debate about the merits of open source.
Thanks to everyone for your replies. I consider the matter...
To Wullie:
Thanks, as a server-side developer (and a novice to web scripts), I did not know that all JavaScript is downloaded with the page. I assumed that the web server could be manipulated to prevent it in some way.
Thanks for the post.
Just to remind you, forums are useful in sharing ideas and learning from each other. They are NOT useful when users like sedj post smart-ass responses.
I only asked a question, if he didn't know the answer, then why post a smart aleck reply? His tone was pedantic and derogatory. I don't care...
You're right, my browser didn't pass the referrer and I couldn't figure out a way around it.
I understand the point you and sedj are making; it's not the point I am trying to make.
I am a novice administrator of an Apache Web Server that I run out of my home office. Its use is to securely...
To sedj: Click here for the definition of "edification". Learn it, live it, love it.
To GOstlund and UnixJunky: Thanks for the suggestions. I will look into each.
My SSL server has a directory structure like the following:
SSL Root
- Some Directory #1
- Some Directory #2
- ...
- JS Files
Everything works fine, authentication is working, et. al.
The html pages in the subdirectories use common JavaScript code, which resides in the "JS...
I received a reply on another forum that absolutely works every time.
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As an experiment, try PsShutdown, tip 4086 in the 'Tips & Tricks' at http://www.jsiinc.com.
Specify the credentials.
Are you running Service...
***NOTE: If I receive no reply to this within two days, I will start a new thread for this topic.
I have the same problem as cbailey; however, I *do* have the latest windows updates installed (as of 01/09/05).
I am using the August 2004 version of shutdown.exe; although it still fails with...
I am having a problem with my SSL configuration. Without anything changing in the last month, my SSL has quit working. Any https address is simply dropped--no errors in the logs, no entries whatsoever in any logs. The only indication that I have that something is wrong (and, thus, causing the...
I figured it out. You have to have a RewriteCond in order to rewrite ONLY those requests attempting to go to the secure area.
Thanks for all of your help.
I recently learned how to use mod_rewrite to force users attempting to reach http://[secure area] to go to https://[secure area]. Everything works...almost.
Now, when the user traverses to http://[SERVER NAME], the rewrite rule is redirecting to https://[SERVER NAME], even though it is not a...
Thanks, that was the problem.
Now a new issue has been uncovered.
When the user traverses to http://[SERVER NAME], the rewrite rule is redirecting to https://[SERVER NAME], even though it is not a secure area.
How is it possible to ONLY have the secure area rewrite?
I have the following...
I am trying to emulate the same behavior as SirCharles, to no avail.
I have already set up my SSL (it works!). Whenever a user attempts to traverse to the https://securearea, the encryption, password verification, certificate authorization, et. al. all work as expected. My virtual host is...
I am trying to emulate the same behavior as SirCharles, to no avail.
I have already set up my SSL (it works!). Whenever a user attempts to traverse to the https://securearea, the encryption, password verification, certificate authorization, et. al. all work as expected. My virtual host is...
I've been driving myself nuts trying to run a simple (and I mean SIMPLE) shutdown script to no avail. No matter what script flavor (i.e., .bat, .vbs, .js, .cmd) nothing works. I get nothing. I simply want to remove some logs and files (internet cookies, cache, temp folder contents, etc.) and...
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