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Hello , Got some problem with settings up the Authorization. First i got :
<authorization> <deny users="?" /> </authorization>
So i deny all unknown users and then allow them to view those pages:
<location path="Default.aspx"> ...
Started by Patrik Potocki on
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The pattern in ASP.NET is to place secure pages within a subfolder, and add a web.config in that folder that restricts access... .
You have to remove the root deny and add a deny on all pages/directories where you wish to deny access to unauthorized users .
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I have an asp.net web site, I want restrict all users to access a folder named "log" and I have this element in web.config:
<location path="log"> <system.web> <authorization> <deny users="*"/> </authorization> </system...
Started by Hossein Margani on
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To avoid this confusions I usually create one web.config file at the directories... .
If you're using IIS 7 you can use Request Filtering to achieve this .
You'll have to block access to the folder from within IIS .
Txt files are not handled by ASP.NET by default.
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I have the following authorization rules in my web.config:
<location path="Register.aspx"> <system.web> <authorization> <allow users="*"/> </authorization> </system.web> </location> <location path="ForgotCredentials...
Started by Kumar on
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That path property just accepts one file/directory....
No, you can't.
The only way would be to place them in a common folder which held the rules for all sub-files .
You have to specify multiple location elements unfortunately.
As far as I know, there is no way.
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Basic question from a novice:
What is the difference between authentication and authorization?
Started by Kyy on
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Authorization: As an employee....
Authorisation.
Authentication is about who somebody is.
Authorization is the process of verifying that you have access to something on it allow you access is authorization.
And password is authentication.
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In MVC, where is the correct place to put authorization code?
The controller?
The Model?
In the view?
All over the place?
Started by Itay Moav on
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We are using all three layers to authorize:
the view shows the authorization dialog the model does the other two layers I vote for ....
Ideally.
So you should make all authorization codes in the Model layer.
Viewing.
Is just for...
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We're using Commission Junction's REST service, which requires we sent an API key in the Authorization header.
We set the header like this:
$ch = curl_init(); curl_setopt_array($ch, array( // set url, timeouts, encoding headers etc. CURLOPT_URL => ...
Started by searlea on
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The problem then moved on ....
To properly debug a request you should use apache_request_headers() which shows we were sending the Authorization header exactly as we wanted.
The Authorization header isn't included in PHP's $_SERVER variable.
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I'm reading up on ASP .NET MVC, and I just got to a section talking about the Authorize attribute. It's saying that the Authorize attribute is used to check that a user is authenticated against a Controller. Is this true? I know that the attribute is ...
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Essentially....
Authorization is the act of limiting access to a specific resource to users have to be authenticated.
EDIT (clarification about authentication and authorization):
Authentication identification or whatever else.
Like Web forms.
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I have implemented forms authentication using the below mentioned code. My login URL is "Login.aspx". With these settings my site images do not get loaded on login.aspx. However if I comment the authorization section the images are displayed.
<authentication...
Started by Rohit on
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You'll need to give permission for anonymous users to access any content... .
Where are your images?
If they're on the same server (maybe in a subdirectory) then users will be denied access to them via your deny users="?" - so they won't render in the browser .
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I want to add authentication and authorization to my application. I do not want to use Active Directory for this. Should I use System.IdentityModel.Claims to do this? Will using System.IdentityModel.Claims make it easier to implement authentication and...
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Http://www.microsoft.com/geneva
Implementing Claims based security will definitely make are an easier option which enable role and user based authorization checks for WCF and ASP.NET..
And authorization.
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Hi,
I have a data driven asp.net mvc app. The Url of the pages is data driven too, so they cannot be hardcoded in web.config. We are ready to deploy the website and for initial few days we want the pages to be accessible only after logging in.
Is it possible...
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All authenticated users)
Perhaps the [....
Have you tried:
<authorization> <deny users="?" /> <allow users="*" /> </authorization>
It is evaluated top-down, so first deny all anonymous users and then allow all other users (i.e .
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