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ACL that says not to continue or until it reaches the final ACL for the
requested URL (in this case, the file PRESENTATION.HTML).
To set up access control for this example using the Server Manager forms, you
could create an ACL for the file only or for each resource leading to the file,
for example, one for the entire server, one for the MY_STUFF directory, one
for the MY_STUFF/WEB directory, and one for the file.
The following sample ACL file illustrates one way to control access to this
resource.
# File automatically written
## You may edit this file by hand#
version 3.0;
# This ACL allows everyone in the local database or LDAP
directory
acl "agents";
authenticate (user,group) {
prompt = "<Enterprise or News> Server";
};
deny (all)
user = "anyone";
allow absolute (all)
user = "all";# This ACL denies all access to the
my_stuff directory
acl "path=C:\Novonyx\SuiteSpot\docs\my_stuff";
deny (all)
user = "anyone";# This ACL allows access to anyone in
the user database
acl "path=C:\Novonyx\SuiteSpot\docs\my_stuff\web";
allow (all)
user = "anyone";# This ACL allows access to the file to
anyone in the "my_group" group
acl
"path=C:\Novonyx\SuiteSpot\docs\my_stuff\web\presentation
.html";
allow (all)
user = "anyone";
group = "my_group"# This is the default ACL and denies
access to anyone
acl "default";
deny (all)
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