[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: >>It may be possible to set this up for your server >> >> >>to only require HTTP auth on URLs containing "format=rss", but that >> >> >> >>would depend on the server you use. >> >> >> > > > >I use Apache, and tried going this way too. However, there >are no <Location> or <LocationMatch> or similar directives that actually >support >looking into the query string (GET arguments) - it only supports evaluating >the path. > > > >I ended up putting the whole Trac structure under HTTP authentication, >and RSS is a major reason for doing so - the feeds are everywhere, and I have >found no way of catching them at the Apache side. > > > > Hmmm.. well I am using account manager right now since I have no access to change any settings in the httpd. It's an install on a shared host. I'll look into it and see if I can use your method, but I may be able to get around it with a commit script from svn *sigh*
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