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How to Use File Protection Documents
Product:
Lotus Domino > Lotus Domino Server > Version 5.0
Platform(s):
Platform Independent
Doc Number:
7002929
Published: 05.09.2002
Product documentation
Abstract
File Protection documents in Domino 5.x provide access control for non-database files. For example, HTML files that can be accessed by Domino can be restricted so that only specified Web users can read these files. The trick to using File Protection documents is determining the following: Where to put files
How to reference them in the File Protection document
How to form the URL to open them With pathing, you must consider the type of file and what Domino considers the root for that file type.
Content
File Protection documents in Domino 5.x provide access control for non-database files. For example, HTML files that can be accessed by Domino can be restricted so that only specified Web users can read these files. The trick to using File Protection documents is determining the following:
Where to put files
How to reference them in the File Protection document
How to form the URL to open them
With pathing, you must consider the type of file and what Domino considers the root for that file type.
Domino, by default, looks for HTML files in the data\domino\html subdirectory. If you create a subdirectory below that, call it "test," and store HTML files in that subdirectory (data\domino\html\test), then the URL to access a file called WOW.HTM there would be as follows:
http://<server>/test/wow.htm
The URL is formed this way because the HTML subdirectory is the root for HTML files and "test" is a subdirectory below that root.
The following table has three columns:
Column 1 lists two possible places where an HTML file might be located.
Column 2 shows what you would put in the File Protection document.
Column 3 shows what the URL in the browser would be to open the file.
Actual file name and path
Path field in File Protection document
URL to use in browser
D:\Domino\data\domino\html\wow.htm
(The path above is the default path where Domino looks for HTML files when a browser requests them)
domino\html
-OR-
domino\html\wow.htm
-OR-
D:\Domino\data\domino\html\wow.htm
http://<hostname>/wow.htm
where <hostname> is replaced by the fully qualified domain name (FQDN)
D:\Domino\data\domino\html\test\wow.htm
(In this case, the Administrator wants to keep an HTML file in a non-default location.)
\domino\html\test\wow.htm
-OR-
\domino\html\test
http://<hostname>/test/wow.htm
where <hostname> is replaced by the FQDN
Additional information on File Protection can be found in the Domino 5 Administration Help or the Administering the Domino System manual.
Andreas