Hi all,
ok, quick question. I want to make some configuration changes so that
the whole directory path is not walked to look for .htaccess files to
improve performance.
I currently have a custom module that I have made that sets the Document
root based on host names, and it is a relatively long path.
The path usually looks something like this :
/shared/accounts/d/o/m/a/domain.com/site/htdocs
Now, I know that there won't be the need for any .htaccess files for
anywhere above the "site" directory, but I want users to be able to use
them in the "site" and "htdocs" directory.
Is there a way to tell apache to allow this in these couple of
directories without specifically naming these full directories ? Since
the Document root paths are set in my apache module, I can't put a
<Directory> tag for each directory.
Would <DirectoryMatch> do it ??? would that prevent apache from looking for
/.htaccess
/shared/.htaccess
/shared/accounts/.htaccess
/shared/accounts/d/.htaccess
etc...
Or will I have to figure out how to set those configurations within the
apache modules ???
Thanks,
Tim.
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