Krist: No, I had already tried that with Satisfy...no go. William: "^/!(foo)" doesn't match at all, letting everything through.I'm going to stick with "^/($|[^f][^o][^o]($|/))" for now. That won't work if we had paths that are less than 3 characters and not followed by a slash, but we don't.
But I'm certain that it is using the old egrep-style regexes rather than PCRE. Maybe I should file a bug with the Debian folks, since this is just a standard Debian package installation. Anyone else using the Debian package for whom PCRE is working fine?
Cheers, Brad Krist van Besien wrote:
On 5/13/06, Brad Greenlee <brad@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:Any ideas? It seems to me that PCRE is just not installed, but this is the standard Debian package and I haven't seen any other posts complaining about this.AFAIK Apache dopesn't need any external PCRE libs. What you need is the "Satisfy" directive. <Location /> AuthType Basic AuthName "Development Site" AuthUserFile /etc/apache2/auth/dev-passwd Require valid-user </Location> <Location /foo> Order allow,deny Allow from all Satisfy any </Location> Krist
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