On 8/3/2000 9:54 AM, Erich L. Markert at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Damn good question...
>
> I know the default apache config has a rule that prevents .htaccess
> files from being accessed via a URL but not from within an embedded.
>
> One way around this would be to use a database to handle accounts and
> use Apache::AuthDBI and then place directory access restrictions in your
> httpd.conf
I'd like to avoid that approach if at all possible. I want the users to have
a 'standard apache interface' experience ... where the way to add/remove
passwords to a directory is via .htaccess.
But, a web-interface to directory access might look better...
One extra question: Can I turn on mod_perl SSI and have normal SSI calls at
the same time? In other words, can I have one page (file.pshtml maybe)
parsed by perl-extended SSI and another (file.shtml) be parsed by normal
(without perl, mod_ssi?) SSI?
-Rob Giseburt
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