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Accessing 2 AuthUserFiles using htaccess?
Been racking my brains and googling for a couple of hours but so far i can't figure out how to do this.
I've got 2 htpasswd files on one server and I want to authenticate users against them. They have to be in 2 different files because one site that we have allows access to all our sites, which comes from a central location. The other file is for each individual site. When I use this htaccess AuthUserFile /path/to/htpasswd1 AuthUserFile /path/to/htpasswd2 It only authenticates users that are in htpasswd2 and ignores the htpasswd1 file Anybody have any experience doing this and if so would they be kind enough to share :D Thanks! |
I ran into that problem a long time ago, and at that time it wasn't possible without any custom or 3rd party modules. I ended up making a quick cron that ran once a minute instead.
Put this in your crontab * * * * * cat /path/to/htpasswd1 /path/to/htpasswd2 > /path/to/htpasswd3 Now htpasswd3 will contain both htpasswd1 and 2. So now your htpasswd will contain this instead: AuthUserFile /path/to/htpasswd3 |
Swedguy
Thanks very much that should do the job i already have a cron job running that sends the htpasswd file to the other server so this other cron job will complete the masterpiece. Thanks again! |
np :)
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