Manuel Nicolas Ortuño wrote:
JkMount /jsps/servlet/* ajp13 JkMount /jsps/*.jsp ajp13 #-------------- But i get the same result: http://<my_server>/jsps/page.jsp <-- not password needed http://<my_server>/jsps/page.js <-- password needed You have any idea?
Since mod_jk mounts 'virtual' address space, unless you have /jsps/ mounted inside apache DocumentRoot the .htaccess will never be parsed. The other option is to use <Location /jsps > Auth stuf ... </Location> That will force auth, but .htaccess will not be used. You should have in mind that mod_jk is proxy, and that it communicates with the backend server, and thus those two don't share the common file system. Perhaps you could 'cheat' mod_jk by mapping it in the same file space, but what would happen with the loadbalancer that could forward requests to multiple servers? Anyhow, I would suggest that you forget mod_jk and .htaccess. Those two are simply incompatible by design. Regards, Mladen. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
