Thanks, .htaccess is a good idea. But this means that I make all non-php content completely unavaliable, and have to route it through a php file to present it. What if I have text files or images or whatever in the directory, and would like people to access them but only if they have logge in? Is that possible?

I notice that non-PHP contents under the XOOPS root directory are not protected in any way, at least not in my configuration (perhaps I have done something wrong). For instance, I were to create a module which had some non-PHP files in it, say text files, which were used by the module, those would be readable by everybody, even if I restrict the module to registered users. The same is true for /uploads/. Sure, I can make directories non-listable, but that doesn't restrict access to the files per se. Is there anyway of doing this, or is this just the way things are?

Regards,
Linus

Another forum related question: Are you guys aware of any XOOPS forum modules that would allow e-mailing to a forum? So that one could CC:a a forum when sending a question to a group of people, for instance. Any idea how one would implement this in a good way?

Is there a forum module for XOOPS that supports TeX rendering of mathematical formulae? Like PHPBB can with some modification (and like MediaWiki can, but that's not a forum).

Thanks,
Linus