Re: [users@httpd] Conditional Blocks based upon Remote IP Address

[Clint Priest]

Thanks for the detailed options, awesome. The #2 option, is that coming in an upcoming release or is that 3.0? Any idea when that might be available? Nick Kew wrote: Clint Priest wrote: Is there any way to have some directives apply only to certain remote ip addresses?  I would like to enable a few things only for a certain set of IP addresses. Answer 1 (simple): no. Answer 2 (FWIW): yes, but not in any stable release.  In the trunk version of apache, you can use an <If "... evaluate your _expression_ ..."> block to do that. Answer 3: (ugly, and more likely to lead to madness than a solution for most): use mod_rewrite.  This is an esercise in programming, with a horrible programming language, but you can do it with RewriteCond as "if" and RewriteRule as "goto".  That leaves you to manage different URL target spaces with different configurations. Answer 4: (probably easier than 3) - Write a module, or hack it in your choice of scripting language. Answer 5: (another hack, but simpler than 3 if there are just two cases) - Use Allow/Deny to select IP addresses, and then use a script or .asis ErrorDocument to return a non-error response when the request is supposed to be denied. -- Clint Priest [EMAIL PROTECTED] 8127 Mesa Drive Suite B206-319 Austin, TX 78759 Cell: 415-724-6213 YIM/AIM: pkp9774