Hi,
If I have activated a PerlAuthenHandler for a directory in httpd.conf
with
...
PerlAuthenHandler My::Handler
How can I deactivate this PerlAuthenHandler for a subdirectory, such as
/foo/bar ?
The online mod_perl docs explain that PerlHandlers can be deactivated
for subdirectories by sett
Hi Sean,
adding a .htaccess file might help, but I'm looking to see if there
isn't a better solution. The main problem is that /foo/bar will
actually be a virtual location, that is, it will be controlled by a
directive in httpd.conf and will call the script to check
the user's name and passwor
On Jan 10, 2005, at 8:54 AM, Martin Moss wrote:
I was looking into this a while back, and came across
several posts that described using a PerlAccessHandler
to determine if PerlAuthenHandler should be set or
not.
You could then setup PerlSetVar Require_Auth '0' in
any sublocations that didn't need
I was looking into this a while back, and came across
several posts that described using a PerlAccessHandler
to determine if PerlAuthenHandler should be set or
not.
You could then setup PerlSetVar Require_Auth '0' in
any sublocations that didn't need Auth. your
AccessHandler would then do a set-ha
Ferrari Geoffrey wrote:
> Hi,
>
> If I have activated a PerlAuthenHandler for a directory in httpd.conf with
>
>
> ...
> PerlAuthenHandler My::Handler
>
>
> How can I deactivate this PerlAuthenHandler for a subdirectory, such as
> /foo/bar ?
if you want requests to /foo/bar to succeed unche
