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.htaccess/htpasswd

I have been trying to require authentication to a certain folder for my little website, and have been unable to. it just allows me access no problems :/

in server configuration i have all three option checked, and none unchecked
and no, i'm not connecting from 192.168.0.102, i'm connecting from 192.168.0.103

Code:

ErrorDocument 404 /error404.html

ErrorDocument 401 /error404.html



authtype Basic

authname FU

authuserfile /opt/lsws/DEFAULT/html/alliancewars/.htpasswd

order deny,allow

deny from all

allow from 192.168.0.102

require valid-user

satisfy any

this is the folder i wish to require authentication, I used

Code:

htpasswd -bcd .htpasswd $username $password

to create the .htpasswd file

Quote:

bash-2.05b# dirs && ls -a
/opt/lsws/DEFAULT/html/alliancewars
. .. .htaccess .htpasswd index.html

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Please make sure this is checked.
http://www.litespeedtech.com/docs/VH...nableContextAC

Make sure overrride is allowed at virtual host level.

"ErrorDocument" and "satisfy" directives are not supported in .htacess right now.

Please turn on debug logging by setting "debug level" to "high" if the problem persist.

thnaks for the info, next time i try your product i will try using it without the satisfy/errordocument directives, i guess it defaults to satisfy any? or satisfy all?

yes, i had all thre boxes checked

Quote:

i guess it defaults to satisfy any? or satisfy all?

Satisfy all.
We will investigate this issue when we are available.

Thank you.

Quote:

Originally Posted by solmakous

yes, i had all thre boxes checked

The link given in earlier reply refers to the option "Enable Context Access Control" under "Security" tab of virtual host configuration, it must be set to "Yes".

Make sure the permission of .htaccess and .htpasswd are correct.

Our test shows that .htaccess works pretty well. :-)