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RE: https web sites - 17.Dec.2002 5:38:00 PM

Biagio

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OK Ceb, I now....but when I access the other site forbidden....evry time I have a authentication pop up.
How can I redirect the request in the personal page?
Tks

Bia

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RE: https web sites - 17.Dec.2002 6:46:00 PM

tshinder

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Hi Bia,

The answers are here:

http://www.isaserver.org/articles/sitecontentssl.html

HTH<
Tom

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RE: https web sites - 17.Dec.2002 11:32:00 PM

AHIT

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Ceb, You ARE the man! [Big Grin]

It would appear that the *.domainname in a destiantion set confuses things.
If I specify www.domainname.com /* to get access to all the standard HTTP site and then secureservername.domainname.com (with no path of /*) it works fine. As soon as I put in the *.domainanme in the destination, it all fails and prompts for credentials.

Ceb, I mean this in the nicest, plutonic kinda way - I love you! [Embarrassed]

This ends weeks of frustration on my part.

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RE: https web sites - 18.Dec.2002 12:43:00 PM

Biagio

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OK Tom,
I tried.

Thank you very much!

Bia

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RE: https web sites - 19.Dec.2002 12:57:00 PM

ceb

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Thank you ... Tolk - I love you to - LAL

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RE: https web sites - 15.Jan.2004 8:51:00 PM

doliver

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Ceb is the man. I have no hair left because of this issue. I have pulled it all out. After Dr. Shinder explained the reason to not add an entry in the path box...it makes perfect sense. Thank Ceb, Dr. Shinder.

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RE: https web sites - 2.Jun.2004 7:02:00 AM

bribe

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HI, everyone,
Thanks you very much ,specially Tom and Ceb .I meet the question for a long time .But i have solved the question after read the solution of yours .It is very important for the path when we set the destion and content rules .we must blank the path ,with no path of /*
You must change your rule :

allow - not deny;
.....
selected destination set - not all destimations except..
......

if you do it as this ,you will succeed ,Bless the God for you .

Thanks

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