I just wanted to comment on one statement below :
Chris Africa wrote:
[...]
Attempts to restrict /student
or /student.php with either <Directory> or <Location> are ignored (which
makes sense, since these are neither directories nor locations).
They are indeed not real directories on disk, so you will not affect
them using <Directory> sections.
But /student is definitely a "Location" and should be affected by a
<Location /student> section.
A <Location> in Apache basically means "a URL". Whether it actually
corresponds to something on the disk or not does not matter.
If you have a section like
<Location /student>
...
</Location>
then any directive in the "..." above *should* affect all requests for
URL's starting with "/student", no matter what is behind them (PHP
script or else).
I am only mentioning the above so as to avoid you going onto the wrong
track and looking unnecessarly into possibly more complicated solutions.
One reason why the above does not seem to work in your case may be that
you have another directive somewhere alse which overrides your <Location
/student>. If possible, post your entire httpd.conf config file, it may
be possible then for someone to provide more specific help.
André
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