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March 21st, 2002, 08:22 PM
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CVS, symlinks, and htaccess
I have a rather convoluted CVS setup designed to allow a development site and a live site to coexist as dev.xxxxxx.com and URL Live pages are in html/www, while dev pages are pointed to by a symlink named html/dev.
I'd like to require authentication for the dev site, but both sites share the same .htaccess file. Can anyone recommend a way to limit access to dev without affecting access to www? Perhaps from the html directory above both of them? Does the fact that the dev directory is actually a symlink make this even _more_ problematic?
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March 24th, 2002, 04:33 AM
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>> a symlink make this even _more_ problematic
Yes. That's why Apache has Alias directive. >> but both sites share the same .htaccess file Have a look at Satify directive or do a search here.
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