[users@httpd] SOLVED: Allow from - requiring both a http header and an IP range

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On Wednesday, July 20, 2005, at 05:30PM, Joshua Slive <jslive@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>
>This can, in fact, be done using mod_setenvif using something like
>SetEnvIf Remote_Addr .* goodadd=0
>SetEnvIf Remote_Addr ^xxx\.yyy\.zzz goodadd=1
>SetEnvIf X-Magic magic_value letmein
>SetEnv goodadd 0 !letmein
>Allow from env=letmein
>
>Joshua.

An excellent solution Johsua! I didn't realize you can also disable environment
variables. I did have to replace the last SetEnv with a SetEnvIf (otherwise the
arguments wouldn't make sense).

I'm not going to bother with mod_rewrite for something that can be solved much
more clearly this way.

Thanks again,
Dieter


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