RE: Using validation lists

Thanks for your replies.

Matt,

The only instances I have running are *ADMIN (2001) and my server test
instance (which, by the way, is on port 8011). Sorry, I forgot to
mention we are running V5R2 and are (I hope) current with our PTFS.


Ken,

I have been working with AS/400 systems since 1989, and I worked a lot
with Web Server/Web Commerce 400 about six years ago. Nevertheless, it
has been only since last week that I have begun messing around with
Apache. So yes, I am *really* a newbie in this area. I think of myself
as an ?oldbie? (can I say that?) in the rest of IBM midrange systems,
way back to the *gasp!* S/34.

In any case, the *PUBLIC *authority for the folder where this particular
HATS app resides is *EXCLUDE.

Best regards,

Luis Rodriguez.

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>
>message: 5
>date: Thu, 28 Oct 2004 18:47:50 -0700
>from: "Ken Slaugh" <ken.slaugh@xxxxxxxxxx>
>subject: RE: [WEB400] Using validation lists
>
>I'm guessing... Newbie here too :-)
>
>Can you find the folder within the WRKLNK command to the IFS and change the
>object permissions? *PUBLIC is just that, the public. Maybe by removing that
>authority will challenge the user to authenticate. Just a guess, I'd have to
>test it.
>
>Hth, Ken
>
>-----Original Message-----
>From: web400-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:web400-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx] On
>Behalf Of Luis Rodriguez
>Sent: Wednesday, October 27, 2004 1:24 PM
>To: web400@xxxxxxxxxxxx
>Subject: [WEB400] Using validation lists
>
>Hi all,
>
>Warning: newbie in iSeries Web enablement :-)
>
>I am using a validation list to access my server. If I use
>http://myserver:80, it asks for userid & password (ok!!). Nevertheless, if I
>change my port to say, http:/myserver:9080/xx/entry (as in a HATS
>project) and enter this address directly, it acceses it directly (no user id
>prompt). 
>
>How can I avoid this?