I have a directory in my website called /MyFiction. It is an installed version of Wordpress for a particular blog and I would like to keep it to where you can only get to it if you're authenticated. I'm an old hat to ASP.NET but with MVC I'm still a newbie....
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A:
You could still use the <location>
element in your web.config
to restrict access to certain folders.
Darin Dimitrov
2010-07-03 17:15:44
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A:
Set the directory up in your web.config the way you would with standard ASP.NET, but make sure to ignore the route in your MVC web site via Application_Start.
routes.IgnoreRoute("/MyFiction/{*pathInfo}");
tvanfosson
2010-07-03 17:16:03
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I'm not sure if I'm right here, but have you tried dropping a web.Config file in the directory with permissions content?
@tvanfosson said it right. Standard Web Forms authentication is still valid as long as you remove the directory from your Routes.
rockinthesixstring
2010-07-03 17:16:19