Re: httpd.conf problems - SOLVED!!

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> > On 3/22/06, Jacques B. <jjrboucher@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
(snip)
> > > And I was using .htaccess & .htpasswd for access control
(snip)
> > > And the .htaccess is not prompting for a password.  I've gone over the
> > > old .conf file that I had saved and the new one and can't see anything
> > > that I'm missing.  I have the Virtual Host commands, and the
> > > NameVirtualHost *:80 as well as a second such command for the
> > > alternate port.  And I've opend up those ports in iptables (which
> > > wouldn't affect starting the httpd, it would only affect connecting to
> > > it, but just to make sure...)
> > >
Got the .htaccess issue resolved as well.  I had omitted to enter the
<Directory /var/www/html/mysite> portion in the httpd.conf file.  So
that meant I had also not specified the AllowOverride option.  I added
that and included AllowOverride AuthConfig for that particular
directory entry and it now works.  I also since noticed a posting on
this same issue by someone else where it was pointed out there that
that the likely issue was the AllowOverride.  Wish I had seen that
posting 2 days ago.  Oh well luckily it wasn't critical but rather
playing around with access control.

Thanks,

Jacques B.

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