phillipmillward -> Cache Pages that a password protected (2.May2005 8:02:00 PM)
How do you cache a site that you need a username & password to login.
tshinder -> RE: Cache Pages that a password protected (24.May2005 10:00:00 AM)
Hi Phil,
You can provide a generic logon for a job, but you can't do it for individual user pages.
HTH, Tom
phillipmillward -> RE: Cache Pages that a password protected (24.May2005 11:56:00 AM)
can you tell me how to do it??
[ May 24, 2005, 11:57 AM: Message edited by: Phil Millward ]
tshinder -> RE: Cache Pages that a password protected (29.May2005 8:38:00 AM)
Hi Phil,
My bad! I thought you can do this, but you can only configure creds for cache rules.
Thanks! Tom
phillipmillward -> RE: Cache Pages that a password protected (29.May2005 8:46:00 AM)
So does anyone have any other ideas
Rickymag -> RE: Cache Pages that a password protected (16.Jun.2005 4:37:00 PM)
Hello Phil,
As for as I know you can not cache a site that requires authentication or certs. For security reasons!
HTH
RM
AHIT -> RE: Cache Pages that a password protected (19.Jun.2005 11:52:00 PM)
depends on the site too. Some times you can encode the credentials into the URL itself. eg: For access to website.com for user fred with password secret http://fred:secret@website.com may work. Other times, dependant upon how the authentication works you can include the credentials at the specific logon page eg: http://websitename/logon.asp?user=fred&password=secret
give these a go for the specific site and see how you go.
Rickymag -> RE: Cache Pages that a password protected (26.Jun.2005 10:17:00 AM)
I agree you can encode the credentials into the URL however this is not good practice and can present a serious vulnerability.
RM
Rickymag -> RE: Cache Pages that a password protected (8.Sep.2005 3:43:00 PM)
update :
Although Ssl sites can be cached i do not recommend you do this!