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12/05/2007, 13h51
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Allowing only some requests ?
Hi,
After reading the docs about <Limit> and <LimitExcept>, I still cannot figure out if I can use them to allow only one type of request from all users and without any authentification. For instance, if I want to only allow POST requests in the cgi-bin directory, is this the right way to do ? Order Allow, Deny allow from all <Directory C:/Apache2/www.verygoodsite.com/cgi-bin> <LimitExcept POST> deny from all </LimitExcept> </Directory> |
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12/05/2007, 14h14
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Re: Allowing only some requests ?
On May 12, 1:51 pm, geomet...@fastmail.fm wrote:
> Hi, > After reading the docs about <Limit> and <LimitExcept>, I still cannot > figure out if I can use them to allow only one type of request from > all users and without any authentification. > For instance, if I want to only allow POST requests in the cgi-bin > directory, is this the right way to do ? > > Order Allow, Deny > allow from all > <Directory C:/Apache2/www.verygoodsite.com/cgi-bin> > <LimitExcept POST> > deny from all > </LimitExcept> > </Directory> yes, Limit is shorthand for "limit the configuration to the following verbs" LimitExcept means "limit the config to the all but the following verbs" |
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