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htaccess would have been your friend. How did you prevent any visitor from deleting the site?
by sukilot 12y ago
htaccess would have been your friend.
How did you prevent any visitor from deleting the site?
- ars 12y ago> htaccess would have been your friend htaccess didn't exist in 1996. This site ran on IIS 1.0 on Windows NT 3.51. For scripting we used a prerelease Coldfusion version. (i.e. the version before 1.0, which was released as we were developing the site, partially based on feedback we provided as we tested it.) > How did you prevent any visitor from deleting the site? A security token in the url which was secret. The worry was that some admin would try to submit the site to altavista for indexing without removing the token from the url first.
- zerocrates 12y ago> htaccess didn't exist in 1996. Obviously not for IIS, but .htaccess files go back at least as far as NCSA httpd, and so definitely existed before 1996.
- airtonix 12y ago> This site ran on IIS (anything) There's your first problem.
- nathan_long 12y agoUnnecessary condescending snark.