kremels at kreme
Aug 7, 2013, 5:28 AM
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Re: How limit directives at htaccess file
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On 06 Aug 2013, at 12:54 , Pol Hallen <apacheml [at] fuckaround> wrote:
> Hi all, I'm study apache and I don't understand some things about htaccess.
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> Reading, the advice is: never permit htaccess to users.
That's terrible advice, or very outdated advice.
.htaccess is required, for example, for a working wordpress install. There is no reason, either, to not allow a user to change the Indexes setting. Disallowing them access to Limit means they can't password protect portions of their site.
> So, can I enable htaccess but only for personalize something like this?
You can restrict what is allowed in htaccess, yes.
> and obviously deny all other directives?
No obviously about it.
I do not know that AllowOverride will give the level of control you seem to think you need over your users, but it does provide some.
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