Hi
Maybe someone know is it possible and how to make it.
I want my squid to make authorization by IP's and by username/password.
Is it possible to make them both simultaneusly working?!
Oleg
P.S.
I understand that answer "RTFM" is first that may come in mind but anyway
maybe someone use this kin
Hello list,
I'm using latex to create my online documents, and I want to control
user access to it. I only know how to do it through an server script, as
php... but latex2html creates hyperlinks direct to the html nodes... Any
ideas? Anyone does something similar to it?
Thanks,
Joao.
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On Thu, Oct 17, 2002 at 02:26:45PM +0800, Bong Chih How wrote:
> Hi all. Just playing with Rh 8.0 recently. I just wonder if RH has Role Based
>Access Control function like in Solaris? It is basically a utilty to allow one define
>various role in a system. For example I can defin
Dear sir/madam,
Hi all. Just playing with Rh 8.0
recently. I just wonder if RH has Role Based Access Control function like in
Solaris? It is basically a utilty to allow one define various role in a system.
For example I can define primary administrator (pa) or operator where pa is some
2002, Anthony E. Greene wrote:
> >>
> >> On 01-Sep-2002/22:59 -0400, Chen Shi-Ping <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >> >I am running RH 7.2 (with Apache) on a LAN. I am trying to do access
> >> >control (i.e., username/password) on individual files wit
(with Apache) on a LAN. I am trying to do access
>> >control (i.e., username/password) on individual files without success.
>> >
>> >Here is what I did:
>> [snip]
>>
>> It looks like you did everything correctly. I tested that setup on my home
>
Hi Jon,
Thanks for your response.
I can do Access Control on a CGI script under the /var/www/cgi-bin
directory. But I want to do the same thing for files located in
a different directory, and I cannot make it to work.
Shi-Ping
On Sun, 1 Sep 2002, Jonathan Bartlett wrote:
> Isn't
Hi Tony,
Thanks for your response.
On Mon, 2 Sep 2002, Anthony E. Greene wrote:
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> On 01-Sep-2002/22:59 -0400, Chen Shi-Ping <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >I am running RH 7.2 (with Apache) on a LAN. I am trying to do
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On 01-Sep-2002/22:59 -0400, Chen Shi-Ping <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>I am running RH 7.2 (with Apache) on a LAN. I am trying to do access
>control (i.e., username/password) on individual files without success.
>
>Here is what
ote:
> Hi,
>
> I am running RH 7.2 (with Apache) on a LAN. I am trying to do access
> control (i.e., username/password) on individual files without success.
>
> Here is what I did:
>
> I have a file ADM001 under /home/doc/DMatrix/afsscdrl/formDB/ADM001.
Hi,
I am running RH 7.2 (with Apache) on a LAN. I am trying to do access
control (i.e., username/password) on individual files without success.
Here is what I did:
I have a file ADM001 under /home/doc/DMatrix/afsscdrl/formDB/ADM001.
I added the following lines in httpd.conf
One meathod that I've seen used is to by default allow no forwarding.
On initial box login, have a login script that records the username in a
file named with the IP of the box to an SMB share. Poll those entries
via a script every minute, and have the script compare the username to
what was pre
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Control via Samba User Password file ??
Is there a way
that I can exercise internet access control?? Currently I'm running RH7.1
using iptable.
I do understand
that I can do some control using iptable or ipchain to filte
Is there a way that
I can exercise internet access control?? Currently I'm running RH7.1 using
iptable.
I do understand that
I can do some control using iptable or ipchain to filter using IP Address.
But using user name would be a better choice as my local users are sharing
I think you can set up an empty subnet belock for your eth0 subnet to
prevent the outside world from seeing your dhcp server (man dhcpd.conf),
but I know this works for sure-
edit /etc/rc.d/init.d/dhcpd. find the line that looks like
daemon dhcpd
and change it to
daemon dhcpd -q eth1
This tel
Hi all,
I needed some help on setting up access control permission for users
on LDAP on my linux box.I have configured LDAP and it works
great.But,now i want only users who have e-mail accounts be able to
search the LDAP database and anonymous users should be denied any search
access.
what
Hi all,
I needed some help on setting up access control permission for users
on LDAP on my linux box.I have configured LDAP and it works
great.But,now i want only users who have e-mail accounts be able to
search the LDAP database and anonymous users should be denied any search
access.
what
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Finally with the help of Peter Blomgren I have solved it!
>"If two order directives apply to the same host, the last one to
> be evaluated prevails."
> - Apache, The Definitive Guide, p116.
>
>Try "order deny,allow".
Working configuration is:
Al
Quoting Peter Kiem <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
> allow from 203.46.4.222
> order allow,deny
> deny from all
>
Fix your ACL. The "allow from" line MUST come after
the "order" line.
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From: Greg W <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Tuesday, 30 November 1999 20:52
Subject: Re: Apache CGI access control
What's your private email address
Hi peter
I think the docs say that a directory match will override a location match
I would try adding it as a directory entry
order allow,deny
deny from all
allow from localhost # not necessary
allow from 203.46.4.222
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OK this is REALLY starting to annoy me,
I am trying to protect an Apache CGI from outside access and either NOONE
can get access or EVERYONE can 8(
I am trying to prevent access to the CGI cvsweb.cgi except from my
workstation IP. The script is stor
On Fri, 1 May 1998, Richard Potter wrote:
> Is there anyway available to restrict access to services, based on the
> clients MAC address, rather than their ip?
No, because the MAC address isn't part of TCP/IP. All that is required of
a TCP/IP connection is that it have an IP number and that's a
Is there anyway available to restrict access to services, based on the
clients MAC address, rather than their ip?
I have clients coming in through the internet, with cable modems, whose
ip's change every so often. I am now restricting access by ip, but this
has to reworked when their ip changes.
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