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Subject: [users@httpd] Apache 2.4.2/PHP-FPM via ProxyPass/htaccess-Problem

Dear reader,=20

we have a problem that I do not know how to resolve. We are running a =
website that interprets all its PHP parts via proxying requests to =
php-fpm running on a local port. Now, the application we are installing =
is trying to protect parts of its PHP infrastructure by virtue of using =
an htaccess file that denies access to that directory.=20

It appears, to me, that the proxy directive takes precedence over the =
access restrictions placed into the directory, and I do not know how to =
reverse that ordering.

The appropriate snipped of our httpd configuration is:=20

 <Directory [USER PATH]/redaxo/include>
     Require all denied
  </Directory>

 <LocationMatch ^(.*\.php)$>
   ProxyPass fcgi://127.0.0.2:9136/[USER PATH]
 </LocationMatch>

So how can I resolve that problem?=20

Thank you,
 Konrad=

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