Is it possible to add an authorization element to web.config, for the \media folder (or others) for general media protection? Just something simple like <allow users="?"/><deny users="*"/> to make sure people are logged in before they can download media.
I tried it, but everything i try simply doesnt work. I've scoured this forum and i'm surprised i havent found anyone else asking this question before...
This doesn't work. I have build a package that can protect media in the same way you protect document nodes. It is already finished only working on the manual and screencast. Will be a commercial add on though. I can send you a package that you can run on localhost if you like, If you are interested send me an email richard[at]soetemansoftware.nl
Deny unauthenticated users from media folder
Is it possible to add an authorization element to web.config, for the \media folder (or others) for general media protection? Just something simple like <allow users="?"/><deny users="*"/> to make sure people are logged in before they can download media.
I tried it, but everything i try simply doesnt work. I've scoured this forum and i'm surprised i havent found anyone else asking this question before...
Thanks
Hi Paul,
This doesn't work. I have build a package that can protect media in the same way you protect document nodes. It is already finished only working on the manual and screencast. Will be a commercial add on though. I can send you a package that you can run on localhost if you like, If you are interested send me an email richard[at]soetemansoftware.nl
Cheers,
Richard
Hiya
Yea you said previously... was hoping this would work as a quickNnasty fix while you finished what you're working on. Oh well :)
Will mail you
Cheers
Paul
Hi,
The package is released and a trial can be downloaded here.
Cheers,
Richard
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