On 12/15/05, Joshua Slive <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On 12/15/05, T F <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > The sysadmin at the hosting service that I am using can't figure out
> > why double logins (both must be valid) are required to access a
> > password prote
The sysadmin at the hosting service that I am using can't figure out
why double logins (both must be valid) are required to access a
password protected directory that is protected using .htaccess under
Apache2.0.
This is happening for accounts other than mine.
He thinks there exists some 2nd .hta
> > I'm still not having any luck with this. It appears as though
> > authentication is happening before the rewrite. I need the
> > opposite: need rewrite before the authentication.
> >
> > Oddly, a google search turns up posts with both situations.
> > In some, people are in my boat (trying to
> The problem is that the login box pops up before the rewrite
I'm still not having any luck with this. It appears as though
authentication is happening before the rewrite. I need the
opposite: need rewrite before the authentication.
Oddly, a google search turns up posts with both situations.
For certain requests for resources in a password protected directory,
I'd like to redirect the user to an unprotected page. In these cases,
I'd like the user not to know that the protected directory exists.
The problem is that the login box pops up before the rewrite -- which
clues the user into
> > In fact, i'd like to devise a general solution, such that whenever any
> > document in the the /o tree is requested, then the url will be rewritten to
> > the .net. For example if the user pointed
> > http://www.domain.com/o/file.html, then it would be
> > rewritten to http://www.domain.net/o
My hosting service has my second domain name aliased to my single account.
For example, www.domain.net is aliased to www.domain.com
If a user points their browser to www.domain.com, then they are served www.domain.com/index.html
If the they point to www.domain.net, then they are served www.domai
