ame "Restricted Directory"
AuthUserFile /some/where/user.pass
Require user someuser
On Oct 26, 2010, at 9:55 AM, Sacha Varma wrote:
On 19:59, Brian Hirt wrote:
Use instead of
That's the first thing I tried, and was surpr
On 19:59, Brian Hirt wrote:
Use instead of
That's the first thing I tried, and was surprised when it didn't work.
The documentation is explicit though, the only valid contexts for the
mod_auth directives are Directory and htaccess:
http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.0/mod/mod_auth.html
Do
Sorry to interrupt you fine folks, I wasn't able to google up the answer
to this.
Is it possible to configure Apache to do basic authentication for a URL
that doesn't correspond to a physical location in the filesystem (e.g.
because it is rewritten to be served by CGI)?
It appears that the a
(In the course of writing this e-mail I worked out the answer, but I
thought I'd post it anyway, for future hapless rewriters such as myself.)
I have a website whose URLs often include an identifier for the
underlying database record that powers the page.
Simplified example for illustra
I've been unable to google up the answer to this, so if anyone can help
it would be much appreciated.
The CGI standard (RFC 3875, 6.3.3) allows a CGI script to output an HTTP
status code header (e.g. 'Status: 404 Not Found'). A response body is
optional.
My CGI program outputs just this stat
