http://209.160.28.154/index.html or http://209.160.28.154/foo-does-not-existthey see the "banned IP" message. However, the problem is that if you try to access the front page:
http://209.160.28.154/from a banned IP address, you see the "Apache Test Page for CentOS" page, instead of seeing the "banned IP" message. Anybody recognize this problem or have an idea of what could be causing it?
In my httpd.conf file, I changed "AllowOverride None" to "AllowOverride All" in both the default <Directory /> tag and inside the <Directory "/var/www/html"> tag -- I placed a modified copy of httpd.conf at:
http://209.160.28.154/httpd.conf and in /var/www/html I placed a .htaccess file containing these lines: >>> ErrorDocument 403 /banned_ip.php order deny,allow deny from 71.112.32.149 >>>and restarted the server. (The page http://209.160.28.154/banned_ip.php shows the message you're supposed to see when connecting from a banned IP. 71.112.32.149 is my home machine IP which I've "banned" for testing purposes.)
So like I said, that almost works, where http://209.160.28.154/index.html gives the right error message, but http://209.160.28.154/ does not. Any idea how to change is to that all URLs under http://209.160.28.154/ will give the "banned IP" message if connecting from a banned IP?
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