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Posted to apache-bugdb@apache.org by Jason Riedy <ej...@cise.ufl.edu> on 1997/07/23 18:47:29 UTC
Re: mod_access/817: htaccess ignored if unreadable...
Oh well. And brian@hyperreal.org writes:
- Synopsis: htaccess ignored if unreadable...
- These seems like a perfectly reasonable request - when you finish
- the patch send it on and we'll consider it for inclusion. It's
- possible that folks out there are relying upon this behavior for
- some perverse reason, but I think we'll probably change it as
- you suggest...
I can see how it'd be a quick way to disable commands, but I'd prefer
to protect people from disabling security through a restrictive umask.
>shrug< Of course, now I'll probably have to answer a dozen ``why
doesn't this work anymore'' questions.
I'm not quite steady on allocation/deallocation, so I'm just imitating
other error messages. The pool gets reaped after the request, I hope,
so it shouldn't matter. The strerror/errno dependence might be a
problem on some systems (NT?), but it seemed the easiest method.
In other words, here's a patch with a bunch of assumptions. It's
for http_config.c .
Jason, looking forward to turning off DNS outside htaccess files... ;)