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Should I make my ASP admin pages expire? if so, how do I do this?
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| Laphan 2005-11-23, 6:55 pm |
| Hi All
I've created an admin side for my ASP site and I use session vars to provide
page security.
Just as a bit of advice, I want to know if I should expire each admin page
so that others can't bring them up. I know the session var check will
bounce them back to the login page, but I'd rather they didn't even see this
page if they aren't authorised.
Any comments, experience, etc re this would be appreciated.
Rgds Laphan
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| PJones 2005-11-27, 3:55 am |
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expiring admin pages doesn't really sound like a good plan
your better off having a level of admin acess that regular users can not
access no matter what
"Laphan" <info@SpamMeNot.com> wrote in message
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> Hi All
>
> I've created an admin side for my ASP site and I use session vars to
> provide
> page security.
>
> Just as a bit of advice, I want to know if I should expire each admin page
> so that others can't bring them up. I know the session var check will
> bounce them back to the login page, but I'd rather they didn't even see
> this
> page if they aren't authorised.
>
> Any comments, experience, etc re this would be appreciated.
>
> Rgds Laphan
>
>
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