What is the format to pass the Guest username and password to the web server when the link is clicked?? I searched but didn't find this... I'm sure its simple....
Thankx
Rich
Thankx
Rich
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Try
userid = "guest"
password = "guest" -
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You mean like http://guest:guest@big.bounceme.net:8080/ ???
Can't be done.
Well, OK, it can. I just tried the above link with FireFox. But, MS updated IE a few months ago to refuse this syntax. So, your IE users will not be able to use this type of link.Comment
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About a year ago one of the security patches eliminated the ability to do this. (http://webserver.com@guest:guest). The only option now is to supply a page that has a link and has the username and password available.Comment
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Ahhh... Well I guess I am a bit behind on the times then... I knew that there was a way to do it but I also noticed that most of the HomeSeer webpage that I have looked at are supplying the username and password...
On another note... If I have the "../" to access file system option checked, how do I access it???Comment
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Simply key in your url as normal to your home page and then add the ../filename.txt. Like http://12.219.145.567:81/../doc/RCX_...tat_Readme.txt If the browser knows how to display the requested file it will else it will prompt you to save it.Comment
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Course I guess that means that I need to know that name of the file that I want to pull. It doesn't seem to like wildcards for listings...Comment
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Yes you do need to know the file name. If not anyone would be able to pull all of the data on your machine.Comment
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Yeah that makes sense.. Course on that note anyone who looked through your HomeSeer site close enough would know what the file names are... I'm sure you would... HAHAHComment
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