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Jan 29, 2018, 5:01 PM
41 Posts

Re: $PublicAccess

  • Category: Domino Server
  • Platform: Windows
  • Release: 9.0.1
  • Role: Administrator,Developer
  • Tags: Domino Designer,Domino Administrator
  • Replies: 9

I tried the $PublicAccess route and it does exactly what I want.

The only downside, is that once the $PublicAccess is set to 0, then clicking on the link takes to you to the Domino Login prompt, which I was trying to avoid.

 

Jan 30, 2018, 9:59 AM
107 Posts
What if you grant Reader access to Anonymous?
You could complement the $PublicAccess route, as you put it, by granting Reader access to Anonymous. That way you'd get rid of the Login prompt, even when $PublicAccess is no longer present or has a value other than "1".

To minimize potential vulnerabilities, protect any documents you do not want Anonymous to see by adding a Readers field that contains names of, or roles assigned to, authorized people.


EDIT: If you use a Readers field, make sure it contains also the server name(s).

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