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April 25th, 2001, 11:45 PM
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Instead of using the annoying hostname and ip access lists in apache, is there a way to password protect server-status? and if so where do i put the .htaccess file? =)
thanks Dave
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April 26th, 2001, 02:43 AM
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if i were you i would try to put it in a
<Location /server-status></Location> directive in the server config file. As this "page" is generated by a module you can't use the <Directory> directive nor the .htaccess file.
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