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SPAM AND SECURITY
Protect The Workings Of Your Domino Web Site From Unwelcome Snoopers
Steve Malcolm
03.23.1999
Rating: -4.50- (out of 5)
If you want to protect the workings of your Domino web site from unwelcome
snoopers, create a blank $$ViewTemplateDefault which does NOT contain
$$ViewBody field. Perhaps some text like "oh no you don't" would be appropriate
on the page.
Views for Draft documents, Keywords, Lookups, HTML or file attachments are all
too often left available for other Domino programmers to explore.
Of course you then need to add $$ViewTemplate for 'viewname' forms for each
view that should be seen by the public - which you may find too much effort
depending on the complexity and sensitivity of your site.
If you like, you could always go a step further and add the $$ViewBody field
back into $$ViewTemplateDefault, but use Hide-When formula to limit who may
actually see it by way of a back door. This often comes in handy for when
you're building or modifying the site.
Finally, you can use a product like DK.Stats (http://www.domi-know.com) to
actually track failed attempts.
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