Those all look to be *node* access control modules, the original quesiton was to control access to non-drupal pages (which i interpreted to mean, freestanding php for example which may hook into Drupal via bootstrap). I'm following up because I have the same question. Thanks.
duh-- sorry I missed the "non" part of non-drupal. Don't know of any way for drupal to do that-- but you might be able to use http://drupal.org/project/securesite to use http authentication for both drupal and the rest of the site.
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Yes. Use one of the access control modules (ie simple_access, node_privacy_byrole, content_access, etc).
Those all look to be *node*
Those all look to be *node* access control modules, the original quesiton was to control access to non-drupal pages (which i interpreted to mean, freestanding php for example which may hook into Drupal via bootstrap). I'm following up because I have the same question. Thanks.
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duh-- sorry I missed the "non" part of non-drupal. Don't know of any way for drupal to do that-- but you might be able to use http://drupal.org/project/securesite to use http authentication for both drupal and the rest of the site.