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Configuring PHP with IIS
Hi All,
Is there a way that I can configure IIS so that the user will be unable to access certain files without logging in or do I have to add some code at the top of every PHP file. Please shed some light on the matter. Val |
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If you want a PHP solution, search for "PHP user authentication". There are many ways to approach this.
If you want a server configuration solution, let me know and I'll move this to the IIS forum. Most of us PHP guys are not M$ users/fans.
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OK let's move it
OK, let's move it to the IIS forum then. I want a server configuration.
Thanks bud. Val |
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You could disable anonymous access and enable integrated windows authentication. Then use the security tab on files/folders to restrict what users can access which files.
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