What about putting main.html inside the WEB-INF folder hierarchy and having your index page do the SSI include of the main page. The web server should be set up to automatically deny all access to everything under WEB-INF but as an SSI type request this will not come into effect. I have done this in JSP successfully, I am assuming that the shtml SSI directives will work in a similar way. HTH Chris On 10/5/06, Randy Paries <rtparies@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
I need some ideas on how to solve this problem. I am thinking there has to be a way... I have a web server with thousands of users(each with their own sub-directories) In each of these sub directories is a file called main.html (btw these are the only htmls the rest of the site is jsp and perl, i do not have to rename them to shtml) What i am trying to figure out how to do is restrict them from doing http://www.domain.com/user/main.html the correct way is to do http://www.domain.com/user which calls index that has frames and so on. So i was thinking maybe i could use SSI. I have been reading the doc, but it looks pretty limited Can SSI look for a cookie or something and then if not present do something else? So i thought i would approach this group and see if anyone had any brilliant ideas. Thanks Randy
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