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5/22/2012 6:41 AM
 

Hi, I have recently found an issue on my DNN portal. My scenario as below.

1. I created a page which only allow to access by Registered user. All my contents including images and file was uploaded to a folder in my DNN site. This folder was granted view permission to Registered user only.

2. I tested a scenario to copy the URL of my image on this page and paste on a browser after I logout from my website. However, I still able to view the image eventhough I'm not login. However, if I copy URL of a file link from this page, I not manage to view it without login.

So, now the question is, is there anyway for us to block unauthenticated user to view the images which stored in a folder which only granted view permission to Registered user only? 

Kindly advise. FYI, my version not updated, it was version 5.0.1

Regards,
Tan

 
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5/22/2012 8:17 AM
 

General anonymous user ahve read access to all files on the Webserver site.  If you realy prevent visiters to see, download files you have to store them on a database folder you can create on the File Manager. 

Notice:  Not all modules supporting database folders!

 
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5/23/2012 5:54 AM
 
DNN file system comes with 3 default folder providers: unsecure (default), Secure and database. files in unsecure folders may be retrieved by using the URL, they are delivered by the webserver without DNN involved. files in secure and database folders are accessed via LinkClick.aspx handler only after performing a permission check.

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Sebastian Leupold

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5/24/2012 5:25 AM
 

Thanks for the replies. 

I tried to create folder under Secured -File System and uploaded or copied all the images from the Standard-File System folder into it.

But, when I tried to change my image path to lookup from the new secured folder, the system doesn't show the image. It shown [X]. Besides, I couldn't see the images which located in Secured-File System from the image gallery when I tried to edit the image properties under TEXT/HTML module. However, images in Standard-File System listed in the image gallery.

Hope somebody can advise me on this. Is there anything I have missed out here? Or it's not supported?

 
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5/24/2012 7:14 AM
 

If it's an issue for TEXT/HTML module image gallery to read images from secured file system, is there any workaround solution which allow us to configure or display image from the secured folder?

Other than that, is there any idea whether we can control the file access from the server instead of putting the images into the secured file system?

Hope to get your reply a.s.a.p. Thanks.

 
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