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rpmohn at waxandwane

May 14, 2008, 11:51 AM

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turning off auth in subdirs

Hi,

I've got htpasswd basic auth set in subdirectory /protected, but I don't
want it set for the subdir /protected/login . In cherokee.conf (v0.6) I
defined auth for /protected and then I defined /protected/login without
auth, but it's requiring auth for both dirs. Can I define something like
auth=none to unprotect the subdir?

Thanks! -RPM
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alvaro at gnu

May 15, 2008, 12:23 AM

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Re: turning off auth in subdirs [In reply to]

Hi Ross,

The easier way right now is to replace the rule match. Try using a
"Request": ^/protected/?$ instead of the "Directory". It should make
it for your special case.

On 14 May 2008, at 11:51, Ross Mohn wrote:

> Hi,
>
> I've got htpasswd basic auth set in subdirectory /protected, but I
> don't
> want it set for the subdir /protected/login . In cherokee.conf
> (v0.6) I
> defined auth for /protected and then I defined /protected/login
> without
> auth, but it's requiring auth for both dirs. Can I define something
> like
> auth=none to unprotect the subdir?

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