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The need is to be able to secure a sub tree from the documentation. It can be a top level directory appearing in the NAV, or a sub tree The only simple solution that i will try is to use the web servers capabilities on basic auth (Apache). I dont need usernames, simple password should be ok. The only requirement is not to ask the password all over again when we visit pages inside the tree. Are there any other proposals? The doc site is internal to the organization and cannot be hosted outside. |
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See the discussion here: #5050 Yes, securing your site or parts thereof is the duty of the webserver. There is nothing a static site generator needs to do or can do in this regard, at least nothing generic. If you wanted to show who is logged in, for example, you would need to use customization with some extra JavaScript. |
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See the discussion here: #5050
Yes, securing your site or parts thereof is the duty of the webserver. There is nothing a static site generator needs to do or can do in this regard, at least nothing generic. If you wanted to show who is logged in, for example, you would need to use customization with some extra JavaScript.