[thelist] large numbers of secure directories and client uploads: the best option?

[Evgeni Verigo]

Hello, Tony

I would advise not to switch to a UNIX platform, because our company made a
number of the successful websites for doctors with the similar functionality
on the WinNT platform. It is really easy and effective to use simple ASP
(JavaScript) for checking User login and password comparing the input values
with the database stored values. It is really an easy task  and if you need
some help please contact me.

You can see our latest large web site for the on-line registration and
curing of pations (on-line clinic) at www.mybrava.com. It is based on the
WinNT platform and works perfectly.

I suppose that we can also discuss the possibility of our help to the
development of this functionality. We usually charge US $ 20 per hour.

Looking forward to hearing from you.

Best Regards,

Evgeni Verigo,
Service Manager


-----Original Message-----
From: Tony Page <zamba at zamba.com>
To: thelist at lists.evolt.org <thelist at lists.evolt.org>
Date: Monday, April 16, 2001 7:14 AM
Subject: [thelist] large numbers of secure directories and client uploads:
the best option?


>G'day from Sydney,
>I've a surgeon client who wants to put up a section on his site where
>referring doctors can consult reports on their patients' progress, and
>insurers can do similar. Obviously patient confidentiality is important,
>doctors only get to see their own patients' records. So far no big deal.
But
>the numbers involved would be several hundred individual doctors, and my
>client wants his non-technical staff to be able to upload the relevant
files
>themselves (probably a hundred or so a month, maybe less). Currently his
>site is on an NT server, but I was considering switching it to unix as at
>the moment I have to request permissions alteration from the sysop which is
>a pain.
>I was thinking of setting up individual directories for the doctors with
>htaccess, and maybe using a proprietary program to allow
>upload/download(deletion). Anybody done this kind of thing before, or who
>has any better suggestions?
>This is not a high budget client!
>Regards,
>Tony Page
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