I have tried putting the restrictions paragraphs in httpd.conf,
but they have never worked even for the passwd restrictions.
That's why I moved the
restrictions based on passwds out to the .htaccess files
in the web directories themselves.
I did try your suggestions inside httpd.conf again this morning, but
apache ignored the restriction paragraph. Everyone is allowed.
I have
<Directory />
Options FollowSynLinks
AllowOverride All
</Directory>
included in httpd.conf so that the .htaccess files work (to some
degree)
kernel-2.4.3-12
apahce-1.3.19-5
>In your httpd.conf file, put something like the following:
>
><Location /aliased-directory-here>
> order deny,allow
> deny from all
> allow from .domain.here.com
> allow from 192.168.1.0/26
> allow from 192.168.5.64/28
></Location>
>
>Substitute the netblock and CIDR notation netmasks where appropriate.
>
>On Thu, 1 Nov 2001, Margaret Doll wrote:
>
>> I am using .htaccess files in some directories of my web pages to
>> restrict access to those directories and directories under them to
>> certain accounts with passwords. This works.
>>
>> AuthName "Some Name of the section of web pages"
>> AuthType Basic
>> AuthuserFile /home/httpd/something/filename
>> require user username
>>
>> I am now trying to use .htaccess files in other directories to limit
>> access to those directories by ip address. The setup follows. This
>> does not work; everyone is denied access.
>>
>> order deny,allow
>> deny from all
>> allow from mysubnet.net.edu my2ndsubnet.net.edu
>
>
>
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