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Toby Riley

8/8/2003 11:38:00 AM

I have a Web application that has at the root level a logon page that work
off forms authentication. Works no problems. However i have a subdirectory
/mobile of which i want to provide a separate logon page and authentication
that overrides the root web application without making it an application in
it own right.

I have tried using another web.config file in the subdirectory but it just
causes an error.

Any suggestions welcome.

Thanks

toby.riley@exmlsystems.com
7 Answers

Michal A. Valasek

8/8/2003 12:08:00 PM

0

| I have a Web application that has at the root level a logon page that work
| off forms authentication. Works no problems. However i have a subdirectory
| /mobile of which i want to provide a separate logon page and
authentication
| that overrides the root web application without making it an application
in
| it own right.

AFAIK, this is not possible. I am using the following solution: As login
page I am using the mobile version. If request is not made from mobile
device, I''ll redirect user to normal login page.

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earlb

8/11/2003 10:25:00 PM

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Hi Toby,

Michael is correct. If you want a subfolder to do it''s own authentication,
it must be an application.
You can certainly have web.configs in each of the folders, whether it''s an
app or not, but there are certain sections that can only be put into an
application, such as authentication. As you have found out, a web.config
that has one of these sections and is not in an application will cause a
config error.

Michael seems to have a good workaround for this, I encourage you to give
his approach a try.

Thanks,
Earl Beaman
Microsoft, ASP.NET

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hy_biscus

2/26/2010 10:19:00 PM

0

hy wrote:
> hy wrote:
>> ren wrote:
>>
>>> Some are born to lead and others are born to follow. This is the way
>>> of the world. But it doesn't mean that leaders are better than
>>> followers. When we work as a team, we are all equal. Leaders are
>>> servants of followers.
>>
>>
>> Servant leadership is a big thing right now in the US of A.
>
>
> In fact, I like to chuckle at the fact that you can get your masters
> degree in servitude.
>
> hehehehehehehehehehe...
>
> I just never though of it in reference to you until now..
>
> Secret encoded messages from ren to hy and arw about the teacher
> learning from the student.
>
> Bwhahahahahahaha.. (just sounds sort of evil, but its really just a
> "have fun laugh" - sort of like the count from Sesame Street).
>
> Once you stop laughing like this, its hard to stop.

Actually, I meant back to regular laughing. hahahahaha

Because it really is quiet hard and rather ridiculous to laugh like the
count all day.

hehehehe

*snort*

Evergreen

2/26/2010 10:36:00 PM

0

On alt.religion.wicca, hy <"hy_biscus(hy)"@hotmail.com> wrote:
> ren wrote:
>
>> Some are born to lead and others are born to follow.

And some, like you, are born to spend your life hiding
in a room somewhere trying to convince people that they
are magickal adepts.


> This is the way
>> of the world. But it doesn't mean that leaders are better than
>> followers. When we work as a team, we are all equal. Leaders
>> are servants of followers.

You'd give your right arm to be a leader. But you aren't.

And you clearly think you are superior to everyone.

> Servant leadership is a big thing right now in the US of A.
>

What the hell is that?

Now back on-topic:

"Witch" is just another synonym for magician. A true witch
is a real magician.

There are none of these in the 'neo-pagan' sub-sub-culture
except a few who are pretending to be 'neo-pagans' for
reasons of their own.

Sid


--
Sidney Lambe
Apprentice Magician
http://tinyurl....
usenet4444 (at) gmail (dot) com

Evergreen

2/26/2010 10:36:00 PM

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On alt.religion.wicca, hy <"hy_biscus(hy)"@hotmail.com> wrote:
> hy wrote:
>> ren wrote:
>>
>>> Some are born to lead and others are born to follow. This is the way
>>> of the world. But it doesn't mean that leaders are better than
>>> followers. When we work as a team, we are all equal. Leaders are
>>> servants of followers.
>>
>>
>> Servant leadership is a big thing right now in the US of A.
>
>
> In fact, I like to chuckle at the fact that you can get your masters
> degree in servitude.
>
> hehehehehehehehehehe...

:-) I actually believe that. The education system is so corrupt
that it's unbelievable.

> I just never though of it in reference to you until now..
>
> Secret encoded messages from ren to hy and arw about the teacher
> learning from the student.

What teacher? There isn't anyone here but me who knows anything
about magick.

> Bwhahahahahahaha.. (just sounds sort of evil, but its really just a
> "have fun laugh" - sort of like the count from Sesame Street).
>
> Once you stop laughing like this, its hard to stop.

?

Sid

--
Sidney Lambe
Apprentice Magician
http://tinyurl....
usenet4444 (at) gmail (dot) com

sâr`châsm

2/26/2010 11:16:00 PM

0

"Evergreen" <sidneylambe@nospam.invalid> berates "sid":
>
> You'd give your right arm to be a leader. But you aren't.
>

That reveals more about sidiot's intentions than much of what others may
post.

>
> And you clearly think you are superior to everyone.
>

Clearly, sidiot does believe such nonsense about himself, especially given
his "There isn't anyone here but me who knows anything about magick" comment
in this thread.

>
> -- Sidiot as evergreen
> -- Evergreen as sidiot


sâr`châsm

2/26/2010 11:17:00 PM

0

"Evergreen" <sidneylambe@nospam.invalid> toots:
>
> What teacher?
>

Exactly; sidiot's "teacher" is obviously a figment of his dementia
concerning the delusions of his own "inner reality".

>
> There isn't anyone here but me who knows anything
> about magick.
>

That is manifestly untrue; sidiot knows almost nothing of "magick", however,
he does know a little about making false claims he has no intention of
backing up.
> --
> Sidiot Lame
> Apprentice Charlatan