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Join Date: Sep 2004
Location: New Orleans
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OS: Win XP Home
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Directory Security in IIS
I apologize if this has been asked already. I am hosting with an IIS server. On there I have a directory called invoices where I store a bunch of pdf files of customer invoices. When the customer logs on to the site, they can get a list of paid and unpaid invoices. Each line item has a link to thier appropriate pdf invoice.
The problem is if I type in the URL www.com/invoices/100.pdf, I can see that pdf regardless of who owns it. I know in Apache you can set up a .htref file to password protect the folder. How do I secure a folder in IIS so that I can get to the contents of it by a provided link, but not directly through the URL. Thanks! |
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