Yes and you can combine multiples ie; require group other require user admin
You can also setup restrictions with limits. ie; <limit get post> require group other require user admin </limit> <limit put> require user admin </limit> Danny On 20/Mar/2003 00:28:30, Gordon Stewart wrote: > AuthName "My Secret Stuff" > require group other > > > Hi there - I think ive figured out the grouping problem - Is the above > lines ok - in my htaccess file to only accept the 'other' group ? > > Ive tried before - on admin, & it worked - Changed to'other' & now my > admin/root user cant get in, But my 'other' username can get in.. > > Ok - So i think its sorted :- > > Next question :- > > In my perl script, ive just listed all my %ENV variables > > RCEUSERNAME anonymous > REMOTE_USER anonymous > > The above two lines are interesting to me (what i want - The user-name they > entered in the htaccess password screen. ) (ps I think anonymous is spelt > wrong, but anyways, thats what ive put ;) ) > > Ok - ive seen "REMOTE_USER" on other sites as a variable thats loaded in or > something. > > is RCEUSERNAME specific to Sambar ? or to all websites ? will that ALWAYS > be the user-name they entered (& passed) with - when entering that directory ? > > What about REMOTE_USER ? - same thing - will that always be the username > they used ? > > PS - The cgi script im designing will eventually go on a unix server. > > > ok - I dont see any variable names for the 'group' the user belongs to yet > - is that possible ? > > G. > ------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe please go to http://www.sambar.ch/list/ > > > ------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe please go to http://www.sambar.ch/list/
