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I am wondering if there is an example of a static site running on google app engine which includes protected pages (that can only be accessed with authentication/authorization). I have in mind something that might be similar to what mod_auth_openidc supports for the Apache web server.



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    I am wondering if there is an example of a static site running on google app engine which includes protected pages (that can only be accessed with authentication/authorization). I have in mind something that might be similar to what mod_auth_openidc supports for the Apache web server.



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      I am wondering if there is an example of a static site running on google app engine which includes protected pages (that can only be accessed with authentication/authorization). I have in mind something that might be similar to what mod_auth_openidc supports for the Apache web server.



      If not, what might be the preferred way to go about such.










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      I am wondering if there is an example of a static site running on google app engine which includes protected pages (that can only be accessed with authentication/authorization). I have in mind something that might be similar to what mod_auth_openidc supports for the Apache web server.



      If not, what might be the preferred way to go about such.







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          The only built in authorization would be methods supported in your app.yaml (or equivalent) such as admin, login, none. Meaning an admin of your google cloud project, a valid google account, or public. There is no way to perform additional checks in a purely static site.






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            The only built in authorization would be methods supported in your app.yaml (or equivalent) such as admin, login, none. Meaning an admin of your google cloud project, a valid google account, or public. There is no way to perform additional checks in a purely static site.






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              The only built in authorization would be methods supported in your app.yaml (or equivalent) such as admin, login, none. Meaning an admin of your google cloud project, a valid google account, or public. There is no way to perform additional checks in a purely static site.






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                The only built in authorization would be methods supported in your app.yaml (or equivalent) such as admin, login, none. Meaning an admin of your google cloud project, a valid google account, or public. There is no way to perform additional checks in a purely static site.






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                The only built in authorization would be methods supported in your app.yaml (or equivalent) such as admin, login, none. Meaning an admin of your google cloud project, a valid google account, or public. There is no way to perform additional checks in a purely static site.







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