On Tuesday 29 November 2005 16:17, Thomas Johnson wrote:
> I'm trying to limit access to a web site of mine due to some abuse. I
> want to allow all connections, except those originating from a
> particular IP, which I want to require authentication from in order to
> access the site. I would block the IP address outright, but I have
> some legitimate users coming from it as well, I've tried the following
> with no success. Any ideas anybody has would be greatly appreciated.
You may be intending to use <Location>; <Directory> is for an absolute
filesystem path, and <Location> is for a URL. I have a similar version
working (mine allowing unauth for localhost, and require auth for others)
using <Location>:
<Location /portal>
AuthName [Name]
AuthType Basic
AuthUserFile [htpasswd]
Require valid-user
Order allow,deny
Allow from 127.0.0.1
Satisfy any
Options -Indexes
</Location>
I don't know if it even works for <Directory>.
Dave Carlson
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