> Just a couple of side-notes.. mod_dir doesn't provide
> the index listing, mod_autoindex does. And listing the
> contents of a directory *is* accessing it, and so
> auth is required. But these don't relate to your problem.
Sorry if I was not clear: the directory listed is the docroot.
The subdirectory auth-required is (as the name suggests ;-) the
one the requires authoration. It is *not* listed. I.e.
lynx http://192.168.0.1/
segfaults.
Just the opposite: the setup works when the subdirectory is indexed
(thanks for the correction, BTW). I.e.
lynx http://192.168.0.1/auth-required
does *not* segfault. Lynx requests user name and password,
and then displays the contents of <docroot>/auth-required.
I hope this makes things clearer.
Lupe Christoph
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