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On 11/29/12 11:55, Grant wrote: |
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> > You originally wanted "...logins from certain users to be from a |
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> certain IP address" |
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> > Now, you want from "any IP" In this case just restrict users with: |
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> > |
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> > AuthName "restricted stuff" |
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> > AuthType Basic |
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> > AuthUserFile /etc/apache2/users |
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> > require user webmaster |
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> > Just assign "password and user" from root: |
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> > # htpasswd2 -c /etc/apache2/users your-user-name |
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> I'm sorry I haven't been clear about this. Sometimes an example is the |
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> best way. |
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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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> - Grant |
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For this I think you need to use IPtables, apache will not filter outgoing traffic. |
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Joseph |
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