Hello,
I use an apache web server, and I'd like to do the following on a
subtree (let's assume it's /testaccess for the website):
All users that come from a particular domain, no authentication is
asked, they are automatically allowed
For the rest of the world, an authentication has to be asked.
I do the following:
In .htaccess file, I have:
#
AuthUserFile /opt/public/apache/htdocs/testaccess/userlist/userlist
AuthType basic
AuthName "Restricted"
Allow from mydomain.com
Require valid-user
Satisfy any
#
In /opt/public/apache/htdocs/testaccess/userlist/userlist, I have:
#
guest1:qwerty
guest2:asdfgh
#
I made several tests for .htaccess directives, but I always get the same
result: either everyone can access without any authentication, or
everyone is asked for authentication.
I have no right on the basic apache configuration (httpd.conf), and I
wonder if the basic apache configuration can prevent .htaccess behave as
I'd like
Can somebody help me?
Thanks,
Emmanuel
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