Dave Wreski wrote on 2023/04/12 01:39:
> In case I wasn't clear, simply removing the caret was not enough to make this
> work. The "Require env SOMENAME2" was enough to begin blocking every page on
> the site with a 403, not just the RSS feeds or the bots, but every legitimate
> request.
>
> I'm going to do more research on RequireAll, but isn't that essentially
> saying AND? Require all AND Require not env SOMENAME1 AND Require env
> SOMENAME2? How can that ever match?
>
> I suppose that also means it wouldn't be RequireAny because it would always
> match the Require all.
The purpose of this is to include related keywords, and I wrote it without
understanding the logic required for actual operation.
There might be a funny reversal going on somewhere.
Is this correct? :)
<RequireAny>
<RequireAll>
Require all granted
Require not env IS_BOT
</RequireAll>
Require env IS_RSS
</RequireAny>
Regards.
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