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> > I want users jack and jill to be able to access the web content from |
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> > any IP address, and I want users john and jacob to be able to access |
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> > the web content only if they are coming from a certain IP address. I |
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> > don't want anyone else to have access. |
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> > |
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> > - Grant |
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> Run two vhosts that deliver the same content from the same DocumentRoot |
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> One has jack and jill as users in htpasswd with no acls in place |
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> The other has john and jacob as users in a different htpasswd with IP |
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> acls in place |
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> Trying to specify access rules to a group of users and not to other |
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> users all in the same context is a problem that will drive you nuts in a |
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> day. Rather side-step it entirely by applying your rules globaly to two |
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> different things. |
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So I'm sure I understand, if I want to keep the IP address which accesses |
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the web content the same, this means setting up a vhost for a port other |
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than 80 and 443 which the other vhosts are already set up on? |
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- Grant |
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