Hi,

We have an apache 2.??? server and within this config some Directory,
Location, ProxyPass, etc.

1. Directory directives used to go within our php application:

<Directory /MySite/*>
....
</Directory>

2. Location directives are used to access on Subversion repositories

<Location /MySite/svn/myrepo01>
....
</Location>
<Location /MySite/svn/myrepo02>
....
</Location>

3. ProxyPass and ProxyPassReverse to rewrite access on internal j2ee
applications

ProxyPass /MySite/jira/ http://myinternalserver/MySite/jira
ProxyPassReverse /MySite/jira/ http://myinternalserver/MySite/jira

As you can see all those adresses begin with /MySite

It works well. The authentication for our internal users is done, if
necessary, by the different elements.

MY PROBLEM: I need to authentify users that are coming from a range of
IP Adresses. Those users are coming from Internet. There are going
trough a webgate server. This server have a certain range of addresses.

I imagine to use Proxy for this range of ip address. Is it the correct
technic?

And if Yes, How can I do to proxying all the different directives?

Thanks,

Bruno

Some more informations,

My goal is to find a technic to keep the different directives as it is,
and to surround them with a proxy or something like that. I want to
avoid to duplicate all the directives. I don't want a directive from
intranet and another one for this range of address.

The authentication is "just" to validate the incoming user. All those
incoming users are registered within a central ldap server.

Bruno

Is it a solution to put a Limit like this within the httpd.conf file?

<Limit>
order allow,deny
deny from X.Y.Z.[A..B]
allow from all
AuthType Basic
AuthLDAP...
Require valid-user
</Limit>

And outside this denied address, it is a full access.

Thanks,

Bruno

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> Is it a solution to put a Limit like this within the httpd.conf file?
>
> <Limit>
> order allow,deny
> deny from X.Y.Z.[A..B]
> allow from all
> AuthType Basic
> AuthLDAP...
> Require valid-user
> </Limit>
>
> And outside this denied address, it is a full access.
NO

Reading the documentation is an easier way to learn than guessing.

http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.0/mod/core.html#limit

HansH