asp login page

[Guest]

ready to rip out hair
I moved our site from a Unix base to W2k base in order to use databases. I had (on the unix web) an employee login section, done through, server-permissions-manage users etc
After changing to W2k the login was gone, I called our web host and was told I now have to use an ASP Script to authenticate login (something about security on W2k)
I'm clueless, they advised asp.com for free scripts. so I found some scripts but what the heck do I do with them. (Frontpage's database wizard can only add a single login/password. I need about 10.)
I found this:
http://www.planet-source-code.com/vb/scripts/ShowCode.asp?lngWId=4&txtCodeId=6385
but I don't understand where I copy & paste it and where do I list the user names and passwords
now I guess I need and ASP book?
thanks to anyone for help-I feel better already

 

[chris leeds]

if you don't know how to do it and nobody else in the office does either,
you'll either have to learn how, or hire someone to do it.

you haven't really given enough information and it's unlikely that anyone
skilled will take the time to follow the link when they've probably got
their own tricks anyway.

HTH
ps there's not "tone" there. it's just pragmatic advice. what kind of time
would be acceptable for you to spend on this project.

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ready to rip out hair
I moved our site from a Unix base to W2k base in order to use databases. I

had (on the unix web) an employee login section, done through,
server-permissions-manage users etc

After changing to W2k the login was gone, I called our web host and was

told I now have to use an ASP Script to authenticate login (something about
security on W2k)

I'm clueless, they advised asp.com for free scripts. so I found some

scripts but what the heck do I do with them. (Frontpage's database wizard
can only add a single login/password. I need about 10.)

 

[Kevin Spencer]

On your original site, who did the login scripting?

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HTH,
Kevin Spencer
..Net Developer
Microsoft MVP
Big things are made up
of lots of little things.

ready to rip out hair
I moved our site from a Unix base to W2k base in order to use databases. I

had (on the unix web) an employee login section, done through,
server-permissions-manage users etc

After changing to W2k the login was gone, I called our web host and was

told I now have to use an ASP Script to authenticate login (something about
security on W2k)

I'm clueless, they advised asp.com for free scripts. so I found some

scripts but what the heck do I do with them. (Frontpage's database wizard
can only add a single login/password. I need about 10.)

 

[Guest]

there was no scripting on the other site, I used the instructions through FP where you open live in remote, go to tools-server-admin-manage users and type in each user and password. It was a simple thing, but not avaiable when we switched to a W2k server

----- Kevin Spencer wrote: ----

On your original site, who did the login scripting

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HTH
Kevin Spence
..Net Develope
Microsoft MV
Big things are made u
of lots of little things

ready to rip out hai
I moved our site from a Unix base to W2k base in order to use databases.

had (on the unix web) an employee login section, done through
server-permissions-manage users et

After changing to W2k the login was gone, I called our web host and wa

told I now have to use an ASP Script to authenticate login (something abou
security on W2k

I'm clueless, they advised asp.com for free scripts. so I found som

scripts but what the heck do I do with them. (Frontpage's database wizar
can only add a single login/password. I need about 10.

 

[Kevin Spencer]

ah yes. Not supported on Windows Servers. I have some introductory articles
and tutorials on my web site regarding ASP: http://www.takempis.com.

--
HTH,
Kevin Spencer
..Net Developer
Microsoft MVP
Big things are made up
of lots of little things.

there was no scripting on the other site, I used the instructions through

FP where you open live in remote, go to tools-server-admin-manage users and
type in each user and password. It was a simple thing, but not avaiable when
we switched to a W2k server.