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Posted to users@httpd.apache.org by Ed <ed...@pyrpress.com> on 2008/05/29 18:55:37 UTC

[users@httpd] Access, Authentication, Aauthorization directives work only in .htaccess file, not in httpd.conf

Hi,
New to the list, but not new to open source and apache. Configured my 
first apache server on unix around 1997. About once a year or when a 
security problem is reported, I upgrade to the latest 1.3.xx release.

Recently, I upgraded to 1.3.41 and now have a problem that doesn't make 
sense, but could be a design
change and not a "bug". Since I'm the only system administrator, I just 
put the access, authentication,
and authorization directives in the httpd.conf file. Since upgrading, 
that information is ignored, and only
if I place the information into a .htaccess file in the specific 
directory does it work.

I've searched everywhere and I don't see any  problems and/or design 
change(s) mentioned.

Could someone shed some light on the situation?

-- 
 
  Regards...Ed
 
  Thank you.
 

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