apache == acces.conf
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Date: 09/02/03
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Date: Tue, 2 Sep 2003 18:23:09 +0200
Hello,
I am experimenting with Apache and i only want acces for a few ip-adresses
Linux Redhat 8 is my operating system
and this is a part of the acces.conf file (container)
<Directory /var/www/html>
order deny, allow
deny from all
allow from 62.xxx.x.xx, xx.xxx.xx.x, xxx.x.xx.xx
</Directory>
I used this container in the acces.conf file and after this configuration
62.xxx.x.x. was not be able to acces my webserver
I thought that only the ip-adresses could have acces on my apache-webserver
after change the acces.conf file , but absolutly nobody was able to acces
the webserver
my firewall is very simple at te moment , it is a standard firewall under
linux redhat version 8, - medium - (the startposition, i gave the www and
the ftpserver acces for the firewall.
before i changed my acces.conf file everone had acces whit the standard
firewall.
= i did not changed my firewallrules, i only changed my acces.conf file
how can help me to resolve my problem.
greets,
M@rinu$
sorry, for my English.
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