On 21/05/2013 12:27, Vincenzo D'Amore wrote:
Hi Bruno,may be you're right, I read long time ago, but actually don't remember exactly the RFC.So now I have just implemented such configuration with Apache 2.2. Into the document root I have created a .htaccess with this configuration: AuthType Basic AuthName "Root Restricted Files" AuthBasicProvider file AuthUserFile /var/www/.htpasswd require valid-userAfter I created a directory /var/www/test1 where I have created a new .htaccess file with this configuration:AuthType Basic AuthName "Test1 Restricted Files" AuthBasicProvider file AuthUserFile /var/www/test1/.htpasswd require valid-user Into /var/www/.htpasswd there is: # htpasswd -bn root password root:UYMXijHR5MW42 Into /var/www/test1/.htpasswd there is: # htpasswd -bn test1 password1 test1:P5ENtSmla14FQ Well, it is working pretty well, please try it.I have also tried to add a third directory with different credential, every thinks works like a charm :)
Well, I have Apache 2.2.15. What you have showed in your configs is what I have already tried myself and It doesn't work for me.
When I get authenticated with test1 user, I get another prompt for entering the root password as well. If I cancel, I get some sort of degraded version of the index in the root folder which doesn't make sense to me
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