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Tapan Nanawati wrote:
> 
> Hei Pei !
> That is really exciting! But even the thought of it gives me the shivers to
> think of what is going to happen to my site....
> A nice point you have raised. How to prevent this leakage of information!!
> It is just as if you are sharing the whole site with the outisde world! how
> to prevent this since Cocoon .xml is built in the system!! Please guide:
> your suggestion /instructions are awaited.
> Jonathan I hope you also must be more than willing to know of it... haha
> 

<Location /Cocoon.xml>
    Order deny,allow
    Deny from all
    Allow from localhost
</Location>

:-)
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