[chuug] Apache config question

dan dan at madjic.net
Sat Apr 14 14:31:10 EDT 2007


David,
	I haven't tried this or anything like it, but the thought popped up
that you could create style sheet indexes and then restrict access to
them so only authenticated users can see them.
Something along the lines of:

<Files ~ "^\.css">
    Order allow,deny
    require valid-user
</Files>

As I said I haven't tried it or worked it all the way through, but in
concept it should go.
Dan


Date: Fri, 13 Apr 2007 14:24:46 -0400 (EDT)
From: David Sewell <dsewell at virginia.edu>
Subject: [chuug] Apache config question
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Can any Apache configuration gurus tell me:

Is it possible to configure a directory so that a directory index is
viewable by some users and not others? For example, for connections from
.virginia.edu, set

   Options +Indexes

but for all other connections set

   Options -Indexes

?



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