[users@httpd] Access restriction with nested Locations

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Hello,
 
i have strange problems to get some nested Location directives to work.
What i want is: 

<Location ~ ^/>
  # Only accessible if username and password is supplied
</Location>

<Location ~ ^/public>
  # Accessible for all with no restrictions
</Location>

<Location ~ ^/my_soap/(api|wsdl)>
  # Accessible only for local machine (localhost)
</Location>

Can somebody please provide me the right order/deny/satisfy directives
to use in the specific Location tags?

Here is what i have so far and is always asking for authorization:

  <Location ~ ^/>
    Order deny,allow
    Deny from all
    AuthType Basic
    AuthName "authenticate"
    AuthUserFile /etc/apache2/.htpasswd
    AuthGroupFile /etc/apache2/.htgroups
    Require group admins
    Satisfy Any
    # WORKS
  </Location>
  <Location ~ ^/public>
    Allow from all
    Satisfy Any
    # FAILURE: AUTHORIZATION REQUIRED
  </Location>
  <Location ~ ^/my_soap/(api|wsdl)>
    Allow from .mydomain.de server1
    Satisfy Any
    # FAILURE: AUTHORIZATION REQUIRED
  </Location>

Thanks.
Norman

-- 
Norman Timmler

http://blog.inlet-media.de



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