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4/19/2013 3:30 PM
 
My problem is that once a user has a URL for a linked file in DNN, he can access it directly without being logged in.  Our DNN version is old, 4.9.2.  Part of the issue is that the document folders were created in the Standard File System.  I have followed all of the examples I could find concerning "migrating" folders/files to the Secure File System, to no avail.  Is there some official documentation on migrating Documents to the Secure File System?  Is this an issue that requries an upgrade?  
 
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4/19/2013 4:03 PM
 
you may create a new folder "Secure file system" and move files into it.
Afterwards, they will be accessible only after login.

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Sebastian Leupold

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