Hi,
>>1)how to restrict users from accessing html files directly(without
>>authentication) in tomcat-apache??
Write to httdp.conf of apache or tomcat.conf if it is included in
httpd.conf
<location <path>>
AllowOverride None
Order allow,deny
Deny from all
</location>
>>2) how to prevent directory listing for directories under Tomcat
context?
Options -Indexes
Regards
John.
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hi,
1)how to restrict users from accessing html files directly(without
authentication) in tomcat-apache??
2) how to prevent directory listing for directories under Tomcat
context?
pls help
thanx,
deeps
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