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The way in which I restrict access to our servlets is to use a <Location> directive
in the jserv.conf file. Something like this:
ApJServMount /servlet /root
<Location /servlet>
order deny,allow
deny from all
allow from localhost
allow from .requisite.com
AuthName "auth"
AuthType "basic"
AuthGroupFile "groups"
AuthUserFile "passwd"
require group admin
Satisfy all
</Location>
It restricts all access to servlets in a particular zone by restricting access to
the mount point. I don't know about getting the username from the access log file.
James
Robert McGovern wrote:
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> Hi, I was wondering if it is possible to restrict access to servlets by
> setting up a .htacess file in the Servlets directory.
>
> What I want to do is to pick up the remote user name, however when I run
> the SnoopServlet that comes with JSDK2.0, the remote user name says
> <none>.
>
> I have restricted access to other parts of my site, that works
> fine (docs area, cgi-bin) . I get asked for authentication and in the
> access.log any requested to pages in that directory send the user name.
> If I go the servlet directory and run a servlet, the entry in access.log
> does not pass the username through
>
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