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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 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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How do I do authorization with MVC asp.net?
Started by Shahin on
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One thing that will help with your google search, is that it is ... .
There is an Authorization feature with MVC, using ASP.NET MVC beta and creating the MVC project from Visual Studio, automatically adds a controller that used authorization.
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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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Basic question from a novice:
What is the difference between authentication and authorization?
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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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What is the best wiki engine with good authorization features?
Started by softly.lt on
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We use atlassian confluence it has authorization features like restricting viewing or editing that the original wiki script has the best authorization features in a wiki sense of the word it has the most rudimentary authorization ....
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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 ...
Started by Joseph on
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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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