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12.4.8 Protecting files and directories
You may want to protect access to certain files and
directories, just like another system may require you to
present the proper password to request one or more files. See
"Outbound Requests".
The Request Manager in FDSETUP is used to protect Inbound
Requests.
Filename/
Directory Defines the filename/directory you want to
protect. This is NOT an exclusive name. If you
set this field to C:\HIDDEN\ and define a
password, all Requests that result in files being
sent from C:\HIDDEN\ are protected. If you set
this field to MYSECRET.ARJ and define a password,
the file MYSECRET.ARJ will only be sent if the
requesting system presented the proper password.
Password Defines the password for the specified
file/directory. The requesting system have to
present this in its request to get the file(s).
These passwords are treated case insensitive.
Entries with inactive status in the Request Manager are
ignored by FD. Note that Alias definitions can also be
protected by placing the name of the Alias definition in the
Filename/Directory field.
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