I am having trouble accessing a directory containing html source. This
directory contains an .htaccess file with the following:
deny from all (redundant, as I have this specified elsewhere)
allow from .mydomain.com
allow from .anotherdomain.com
allow from 1.2.3.50
The only machine able to access the pages is 1.2.3.50, which is also a
part of the domain .mydomain.com. It appears that reverse lookups are not
being made by httpd.
error_log show entries like:
access to /home/mblatch/html failed for 1.2.3.10, reason: Client denied by server
configuration
access_log shows:
1.2.3.10 - - [01/Jun/1998:13:25:14 -0600] "GET /~mblatch/html/ HTTP/1.0" 403 165
I've looked back to March 1998 logs (when things used to work correctly)
and if the IP address had a reverse lookup, the name was printed in the
logs rather than the actual numerical address.
Does anyone know how to get httpd to do the reverse lookups or am I
missing something else. I am running a RH 5.0 Pentium machine.. It had
apache-1.2.5 running, but I upgraded it this morning to RH 5.1's
apache-1.2.6 (which didn't fix the problem).
Thanks,
Mike
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