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Hi there,
Just a quick one i hope, i am using the PHP-Reports [link]http://jdorn.github.io/php-reports/[/link] Great product for queryining the database and getting info. What i need to do is make it so that only logged in users of the SilverStripe framwork can access that folder and its reports. Any idea how i can do that?
I basically have a SS3.1 install and in the root folder is a sub folder php-reports thats the one i need to secure.
Cheers
Mick
Take a look at the Secure files module. While it's won't work out the box for what you want (it's designed for files) the idea is the same. Block access to the reports folder and use a proxy controller in SilverStripe to 'pass through' requests
https://github.com/sheadawson/silverstripe-securefiles/tree/3.0
The other thing you could do is simply protect that dir using an .htpasswd file but it wouldn't sync with the CMS logins.
Cheers Will,
I'll have a look and see if i can make it work. I have used the .htpasswd process for the moment but yea its not great as i'd like to have the whole system integrated.
Will let you know if i ever get it working.
Mick
