Hi,
The root of our extranet site is protected by a .htaccess file. If the user
is inside our network, no identification is required. Otherwise, he must
identified.
Here is the file :
AuthUserFile path_to_password_file
AuthGroupFile /dev/null
AuthName ":: INFORMATIONS CONFIDENTIELLES ::"
AuthType Basic
<limit GET POST>
order deny,allow
deny from all
allow from our_network
require valid-user
satisfy any
</Limit>
It works
However, a subdirectory must be restricted differently : if the user is
outside our network, no access !
Here is the second .htaccess
Allow from our_network
Deny from all
This second .htaccess worked 'till I modify the first one to prevent users
from identifying if they are in our network.
I suppose that as the first .htaccess grants access to the whole website,
the second one is not used.....
How can I urge Apache to use the second one ?
Thanks for your help !
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