Re: Ideas for password-protecting live site

Instead of "<Directory /u/www/htdocs/>", use <Location>. For example:

# Limit access to the main site
#
<Location />
     AllowOverride AuthConfig
     AuthName "Test Web Site"
     AuthType Basic
     AuthUserFile /web/etc/htpasswd
     AuthGroupFile /web/etc/htgroup
     Require group webtest
 

     Order allow,deny
     Allow from 127.0.0.1
     Allow from 10.0
     Allow from 192.168.1
     Satisfy any
</Location>


The "Allow from 10.0" entries allow users on the internal subnet to 
access the Website without being prompted for a username/password


Eric Carlson wrote:
> On Tue, 9 May 2006 10:12:32 +0100, you wrote:
> 
>>> it too much just to deny unauthorised access means it isn't ;-) What I
>>> really want is the functionality I'd get by dropping a .htaccess file
>>> in my root dir, running mod_caucho & apache, and having apache pop up
>>> its password box once first, then the site appears as normal. I tried
>>> this and apache just ignored it (because jsp's bypass it?). Anyway,
>>> this and other ideas very welcome for what must be a common situation
>>> please. Thanks.
>> In your apache config, use a <Location> tag to define the URL as password protected or alternatively a <Directory> tag to define the protection of the root directory:
> 
> I tried that and it didn't work - its really the same as dropping in a
> .htaccess file. The odd thing is this has worked in the past, so its
> either my config or a bug. I'm on resin 3.0.14 pro - what version is
> yours please?
> 

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