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How to access an image file via URL while not requirering a login

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Hello

I have a link to an image that is of the following format:

 

http://192.168.1.101/mnt/user/movies/actors/actor_thumb.jpg

 

The problem is that right now I have setup login requirement on my server, this also means that I can't access the url without login in. Is there a way to make a exception for login requirement for a specific folder containing image files?

BR MJ

 

Solved by itimpi

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What service have you set up to provide that web server? 

 

Usually you would use separate services for what you want private and public.

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I have not setup a webserver, it is just basic unraid. But in the past i was able to just plugin the url into any browser or program and it could access it. Afterwards I have enabled the requirement for login to the server and since then I can't access the image without being logged in.

So is there a method in Unraid for making an exception for a specific share og path?

 

  • Solution
45 minutes ago, madsriisager said:

So is there a method in Unraid for making an exception for a specific share og path?

Unfortunately not :(  as part of tightening security a password is now mandatory.

 

the only way to achieve what you want would be to set up a separate web server (probably in a docker container) and go via that.

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