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by **Maxim Maximo** » Tue, 13 Apr 1999 04:00:00

Quote:> Hi All,

> I using freebsd and I'm trying to modify the access.conf server
configuration
> file to restrict CGI access from remote hosts to CGI files in a particular
> directory yet allow CGI access in the same directory for visitors to my
web
> site (i.e., people who come using their browsers). I have been trying this
> code:

I think you dont need to modify apache configuration files. You would
set mode 700 on the cgi-bin directory. Also, the owner of that directory
should the one apache running as.

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by **Tyrel Burto** » Tue, 13 Apr 1999 04:00:00

no, i believe it's in the access.conf/httpd.conf file -- it something
like "if the file ends in .cgi, and the user is from our network, then
allow cgi otherwise don't." -- i can't remember though, however I
remember seeing it in httpd.conf-dist.

Tyrel.

> > Hi All,

> > I using freebsd and I'm trying to modify the access.conf server
> configuration
> > file to restrict CGI access from remote hosts to CGI files in a particular
> > directory yet allow CGI access in the same directory for visitors to my
> web
> > site (i.e., people who come using their browsers). I have been trying this
> > code:

> I think you dont need to modify apache configuration files. You would
> set mode 700 on the cgi-bin directory. Also, the owner of that directory
> should the one apache running as.

> --
> Maxim Maximov phn: +7-812-108-5463
> Data Communications Dept. fax: +7-812-108-4796
> SoftJoys Corp. icq: 13495098

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