Server Problem

I am running a home website and I have a password and a user set on
that website. I can only access that website and when I do it once on
any computer, till the browser is open, the person gets access to all
of my files and virtual directories and even my FTP server. I know the
easy way out is to close the browser once I am done but I just want to
know is there is any way that I can tell the computer to not store my
password in a cookie and use that cookie all the time till the browser
is exited. I need a way so that my website does not let the computer
store the password. I am running windows XP and IIS 5. Any help would
be apreciated, also I am kind of a noob so please expand that
information a little bit.

Thanks

Re: Server Problem

Hi,

This information isn't stored in a cookie (unless you are using something
like ASP.NET's forms based authentication).

The behaviour is "by design" - it stops users having to keep typing in their
password for each additional page. Instead, the browser keeps sending the
same credentials to the server that it sent last time.

For some options, try this:
http://www.adopenstatic.com/cs/blogs/ken/archive/2005/04/12/ 14.aspx

Cheers
Ken

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My IIS Blog: www.adOpenStatic.com/cs/blogs/ken

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>I am running a home website and I have a password and a user set on
> that website. I can only access that website and when I do it once on
> any computer, till the browser is open, the person gets access to all
> of my files and virtual directories and even my FTP server. I know the
> easy way out is to close the browser once I am done but I just want to
> know is there is any way that I can tell the computer to not store my
> password in a cookie and use that cookie all the time till the browser
> is exited. I need a way so that my website does not let the computer
> store the password. I am running windows XP and IIS 5. Any help would
> be apreciated, also I am kind of a noob so please expand that
> information a little bit.
>
> Thanks
>