Hello,
I need to have password protection on a directory and all of its content and subfolders. Essentially it's a "client area" of a website. In this directory will contain regular php script files to display pages, but there will also be links to PDF files, and regular html websites for beta-testing, etc.
I need to be able to say http://www.site.com/client/client1/* is locked down to only those client1 users specified in a mysql database. For PHP scripts this should be fairly simple in that you can write code at the beginning to check for this. But links to PDF files, as well as running HTML files in these folders can't be handled by PHP.
Is there some sort of way in Apache to specify for a directory that a certain PHP script will execute PRIOR to the requested URL being allowed? This way, in this "script", I could put the authorization code in the script file.
Note: I cannot use .htaccess/htpasswd for this because I cannot have the htpasswd popup box, it needs to be a php form.
2006-07-28
08:19:24
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clievers
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Any suggestion on how to do this mod-rewrite? I'm not finding any examples in Google. Thanks.
2006-07-28
09:09:48 ·
update #1