do not save encrypted pages to disk registry

I have written a small perl-script on our apache server which gives me a pdf back. Is, what do i wrong, why can i display PDF from an https/ssl site even with 'do not save encrypted pages' ON? in all other cases the PDF opens fine inline in browser window or in the external acrobat. only when i send 'no-cache' i get the error. On the menu bar click on Tools and select Internet Options.

That sends the pdf as inline or as attachment with different cache-header settings. In order to prevent this you can disable the ability for Internet Explorer to save encrypted web page data.

Choose the Logout menu choice from you ASCR menu, and close the window when you have completed your work. To fix this issue, deselect the option in Internet Explorer (the option is the default on Windows 2003). Security Check both Empty Temporary Internet Files & Do not save encrypted pages to disk). However, the associated application is launched but it cannot open the file. the problem that i have is, whatever settings of 'do not save encrypted pages on disk' i use i can display the pdf from my https server. If the Do not save encrypted pages to disk option is selected in Internet Explorer, then the file is not saved to the Internet cache. When you connect to a site that is encrypted the data sent over the network is encrypted. For this tweak I will talk about enabling the feature to not save encrypted files to disk. Our users sometimes report sites where the download fails. The latest versions of internet explorer include some great new security improvements. i also know that IE won't open PDF when you send a 'pragma: the cons are that downloading or displaying special contents failes. i also know, that we have to discuss security issues with this option, there are pros and cons. we have set this option in ie settings ->Īdvanced for security reasons. I know, that 'do not save encrypted pages on disk' should prevent IE from displaying any non-browser content like PDF, DOC etc as IE can't save it in temp folder and then open the file in an external program.

Do not save encrypted pages to disk registry