En l'instant précis du 30/01/08 13:31, Ray Allen s'exprimait en ces termes:
I'm trying to restrict http access to a given folder. All the
documentation
points to appending the /conf/server.xml entry with the following text:
<Context path="/restricted" ...>
...
<Valve className="org.apache.catalina.valves.RemoteAddrValve"
allow="192.168.*.*" />
...
</Context>
That is restricting access to a context name restricted, it's not the
same a resrticting access to a folder of a specific webapp.
Also, the allow is a coma separated list of regular expression. You
should probably use this for your allow:
allow="192\.168\..*"
***Thanks for this advice. I didn't realise about the need for backslash.
Given that I shouldn't be using a context path to define the folder, what
should I be doing?
Ray
Either a custom valve that also inspect the requested folder, either use
a servlet filter, mapped to restricted/* and which checks the IP. If you
google for servlet ip filter, you should find plenty of existing filter
ready for use.
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