Re: Secure webdav?
Serge Huber <[email protected]>
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I think customizing the servlet is indeed your best bet, unless you want to try to use a servlet filter ? Regards, Serge Huber. [email protected] wrote: >One little problem is that I of course want to let people read links and >images which are linked on the web pages (doing a GET) but they have to do >a secured login with encrypted passwords and usernames. Currently I am >trying to subclass the Jahia Webdav servlet and return an error if someone >is doing a POST and is not using https as protocol? > >Regards >/Lars Hagrot > > > > > CodeMonkey > <julianosman@netr > eturn.com.au> To > Sent by: news [email protected] > <[email protected] cc > rg> > Subject > Re: Secure webdav? > 2005-11-08 20:10 > > > Please respond to > <install_list@jah > ia.org> > > > > > > >Lars, > >I am not sure whether this will help, but take a look at ISAPI rewrite >(there is a free 'lite' version) at http://www.helicontech.com/ which >works much like apache mod_rewrite. This will allow you to rewrite URLs > dependent on the User-agent as well - so you could conceivably force >https on webdav for specific clients. > >[email protected] wrote: > > >>Hi! >> >>For security reasons "some people" want to only use https for logged in >> and edit mode in Jahia. >> >>I have succeded to help them by using java script in the login.jsp file >>and in common header jsp files which changes protocol if logged in or if >>they want to logg in. >> >>Now they want to force or ensure https also if they use an external >>webdav client like windows file manager. Has anyone heard about such a >>requirement and how to solv the problem. It would be nice if it could be >>done by reconfigure jahias web.xml or tomcat. >> >>They have to use IIS! ( This would not be any hard problem if they >>could use Apache Web Server) >> >>Regards >>/Lars Hagrot >> >> > > > > > >