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Date: Thu, 24 Jun 2004 16:18:17 -0700
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Subject: [users@httpd] New user looking for .htaccess help

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I apologize in advance if I have sent this to the incorrect e-mail address =
location.  I am new to this type of researching for answers to problems.  A=
ny help is appreciated.

Recently we were asked to password protect a directory for one of our web c=
lients.  Our client is looking to allow access to certain directories on th=
ere website based on user name & password.  In doing so the client created =
a main directory called access and within it is a listing of sub-directorie=
s.  Each sub-directory has it's own .htaccess file which states which users=
 are allowed to access those directories.  The problem we have encountered =
though is that when you go to the access directory via the clients website =
you do not see the listing of directories.  If I take the .htaccess file ou=
t the directory appears.=20=20

We have found the following article on the internet about this problem and =
we were hoping to get some insight on how to keep the .htaccess file in the=
 directory but allow the end user to see the directory listing also.

tp://mirror.hamakor.org.il/archives/linux-il/01-2004/8076.html

Thanks
Karin :)

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