addresses must be entered as seen by the server. i.e. if coming in with a
hostname, then the hostname must be listed (host.domain.com); if coming in
with a numeric ip number (128.23.146.23), then the ip number must be listed.
try the following:
in httpd.conf, "HostnameLookups on"
this, i believe, is generally used only for logging purposes, etc... but,
it does force a reverse lookup.
try it; check the apache faq and docs at www.apache.org
hope this help.
Jeff
At 02:01 PM 6/1/98 -0600, Mike Blatchley wrote:
>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.
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