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Loyd, > Is it just as simple as changing the directory protection like this: > Protection MYPROTECT { > some directives > } > Protect /dev2objp/lookup1.pgm MYPROTECT > Protect /dev2objp/lookup2.pgm MYPROTECT Yes, it is. > My second question is, do I need to enter a user and password when I move > from lookup1.pgm to lookup2.pgm, or will it remember since they're in the > same protection scheme? What happens is this: when the user wants to go to a protected page, the browser requests that page from the server. The server reports to the browser that an identification is required, so the browser asks the user for identification. The browser remembers the identification during the session; so for the next protected page it does not have to ask the user again. When the browser is closed, the identification is gone as well, so the next time a protected page is requested, the user will have to identify him/herself again. Joep Beckeringh
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