Re: How to apply auth/authzn to regex paths rather than <Directory>s

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On 6/26/07, jallen <john_h_allen@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Access to the this URL should just be passed on to ajp13 worker and thus the
external Tomcat application to handle:

http://repository.example.com/com/foo/bar/readme.txt

Where as these URLs should be challenged by Apache authnz before being
passed onto ajp and Tomcat

http://repository.example.com/com/foo/private-readme.txt
http://repository.example.com/com/foo/secret/also-private.txt



Is this possible?

Use a <Location> section, which works based on URL-paths and not
filesystem-paths.

But be careful to consider how tomcat will canonicalize requests.
<Location> matches exact paths so you need to make sure that tomcat
won't match more than one url-path to the same file.

Joshua.

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