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List:       busybox
Subject:    RE: [BusyBox] httpd.conf Question
From:       "Roy Walker" <rwalker () miracomnetwork ! com>
Date:       2004-02-27 21:00:24
Message-ID: C482167053ED7F48B0C82344C858FADF014EED () miracom1 ! corp ! miracomnetwork ! com
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Sorry, perhaps I am a little slow here.

I understand removing the ip:* portion if by default it already does
that.

But any combination of:

/cgi-bin/:user:pass

/:*
/cgi-bin/:user:pass

/cgi-bin/:user:pass
/:user:pass

will not work.  I get the login screen, but it will not serve up the
page.  To get it to work with NO authentication I am using:

/:*
/cgi-bin/:*

if I do not include the cgi-bin path it will not let me access the page.

What do you mean by (are you saying you can have multiple httpd.conf
files?):

or place
/:user:pass
to cgi-bin/httpd.conf file

Thanx,
Roy

-----Original Message-----
From: Vladimir N. Oleynik [mailto:dzo@simtreas.ru]=20
Sent: Friday, February 27, 2004 11:07 AM
To: Roy Walker; BusyBox
Subject: Re: [BusyBox] httpd.conf Question

Roy,

> # Config file for busybox httpd
> # Allow any IP address to connect
> ip:*

Fresh version usupport this format.
use:
A:0/0 # default, not need

> # Allow admin user to connect to the base directory
> /:*
Hmm. Remove this. "*" unssuport.

> Why if I set the root directory do I even need to set any other
directories?

We can use:
/cgi-bin/:user:pass

or place
/:user:pass
to cgi-bin/httpd.conf file


--w
vodz



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