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> What you can do is set it to only allow embedded loads from the 'trusted' network, for eg. the intranet [...] newer Windows will still know that the original
by 4ad 15y ago
> What you can do is set it to only allow embedded loads from the 'trusted' network, for eg. the intranet [...] newer Windows will still know that the original source is from the web, so it will treat it as such.
I think Windows uses alternate data streams to mark files as coming from the web, if the web server is Unix it can't, and will not do such a thing. Files will apear as coming from the intranet.
- lmz 15y ago> I think Windows uses alternate data streams to mark files as coming from the web, if the web server is Unix it can't, and will not do such a thing. Doesn't that depend on the e-mail client / browser rather than the server? The client will mark the file as downloaded from the internet when downloading it. The data in the HTTP protocol is not altered.