I have an apache virtual server that proxies requests to a local service.
I need to programmatically deny access to various child paths during
certain local maintenance operations. Rather than create discrete
instances for each child path that I could stop, is there a more elegant
solution to handl
I have a couple sites protected with mod_ldap, the first site emits urls
with query parameters pointing to the second site. Of course by default
if you have authenticated to both sites this works however that is not the
most convenient as access to the first site is usually what is of interest.
G
>Check the mod_dir directions.
Thanks for the reply, I forgot the welcome.conf has:
Options -Indexes
ErrorDocument 403 /error/noindex.html
My bad...
jlc
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On a default CentOS install I setup a virtual server for a repo and added
this config which works for all dirs except the root, I get the welcome
redirect. Anyone know what I missed?
ServerNamefoo.domain.local
DocumentRoot /path/foo
Options Indexes
AllowOverride All
KeepAlive was the fix.
The problem that remains is apparently Apache doesn't know what
to make of the --require-membership-of= switch for ntlm_auth.
Anyone know of a way to make this work, presently I am using the
'Require valid-user' directive but hoped to make it more granular
based on group me
I am not having any luck getting this to work, my winbind is working fine,
getent/wbinfo/klist all return accurate data, but when trying to access a
simple text file in a directory served by apache I get this in the log file:
libsmb/ntlmssp.c:ntlmssp_update(334)
got NTLMSSP command 3, expected 1
