On 25-03-2012 00:12, John Karr wrote:
I hadn't want to mention what I was thinking of doing as an
alternative, because I really hoped that there was a better answer
that I had failed to read/find the documentation on!
My two solutions in mind were (a) the application that maintains the
ip
On 26 Mar 2012, at 08:00, Daniel Gruno wrote:
It's still only early Monday morning - perhaps some wiz kid will wake up and
give the right answer soon.
I think yours looks like the right answer: it's a requirement that hasn't really
hit the mainstream, so I'm stumped for a non-hackish answer
mod_gatekeeper sounds like it does exactly what I was looking for I
will try it.
On 2012-03-26 03:00, Daniel Gruno wrote:
On
25-03-2012 00:12, JohnKarr wrote:
I hadn't want to mention what I
was thinking of doing as an alternative, because I really hoped that
there was a better answer
On 26-03-2012 16:41, brainbuz wrote:
mod_gatekeeper sounds like it does exactly what I was looking for I
will try it.
I took the liberty of taking this example one step further, implementing
it into the mod_auth group so you can use it within a Require block. The
module in its current form
On 24-03-2012 02:38, John Karr wrote:
I have an application that uses both ip and credentials authentication,
currently to update the allow from I have to edit a file and restart the
server. My next release will be using Apache 2.4 with dbd authentication, I
was wondering if there were a way to
: Daniel Gruno [mailto:rum...@cord.dk]
Sent: Saturday, March 24, 2012 3:03 AM
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Subject: Re: [users@httpd] allow from based on database query (2.4)
On 24-03-2012 02:38, John Karr wrote:
I have an application that uses both ip and credentials authentication,
currently
