[users@httpd] apache2, mod_jk, tomcat with .htaccess

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Hi all,
I had successfully setup apache2, mod_jk and tomcat, so that all jsp, and servlet can be processed successfully by tomcat through apache2 and mod_jk.

The problem is that I would like to control access of using .htaccess file. There is no problem when visiting static pages like . html, .jpeg... but when accessing .jsp, apache2 simply pass .jsp and servlet to tomcat without any authentication even though I already setup tomcatAuthenticaion="false" in server.xml of tomcat.

I had tried different version of apache2 (latest included), different version of mod_jk (and now using 1.2.15) and different version of tomcat (version 4, 5.0 and 5.5), none of them using apache2's authentication when accessing jsp and servlet. I also tried to everything in .htaccess to httpd.conf but the result was the same.

So I tried to use apache 1.3, and bingo, everything works, apache will ask for user authentication even without tomcat running.

Now, my question is, is the behavior of apache2 and apache1 different when using .htaccess? Moreover, I have to use apache2 for its modules and speed, is there anyway to setup apache2 to treat .htaccess same as apache1.3?


Grandy


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