linux Asked: 2011-08-18 21:35:16 +0800 CST2011-08-18 21:35:16 +0800 CST 2011-08-18 21:35:16 +0800 CST How do I configure apache to only show if the visitor's IP is a specified one? 772 I only want to show the content for myself, how do I configure the apache? I'm using proxy to visit the site. I can't do it with iptables for priviledge reasons.. apache-2.2 4 Answers Voted Shane Madden 2011-08-18T21:38:30+08:002011-08-18T21:38:30+08:00 Order Deny,Allow Deny from all Allow from x.x.x.x This will prevent access from all addresses other than the one specified. Place it in your <VirtualHost> block, or .htaccess file, or a <Directory> or <Location> block - whatever fits your needs. Best Answer quanta 2011-08-18T21:58:46+08:002011-08-18T21:58:46+08:00 Do you have access permission on the proxy? If so, enable X-FORWARDED-FOR and configure Apache like belows: SetEnvIf X-Forwarded-For ^your\.real\.IP\.address let_me_in Order allow,deny allow from env=let_me_in ErrorDocument 403 http://google.com how can I allow access only when there's a flat=1 in the querystring? You can use mod_rewrite to do this: RewriteCond %{QUERY_STRING} !^(.*)flat=1(.*)$ [NC] RewriteRule ^(.*)$ - [F,NC] O G 2011-08-18T21:38:44+08:002011-08-18T21:38:44+08:00 See this link : http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.0/howto/auth.html - and use any of the two methods you would like. Or even both. user9517 2011-08-18T23:41:09+08:002011-08-18T23:41:09+08:00 Given that you are behind a proxy it may be easier to just password protect your site. Create a file called .htaccess in your DocumentRoot directory then add this (if it already exists then just add to it) AuthUserFile /path/to/.htpasswd AuthName "Secret Squirrel" AuthType Basic Require Valid-User change /path/to above to something that suits you. then create the file /path/to/.htpasswd and add a username and password htpasswd -c /path/to/.htpasswd user this will create the file and add a username user and ask for the password. Now your website is password protected.
This will prevent access from all addresses other than the one specified. Place it in your
<VirtualHost>block, or.htaccessfile, or a<Directory>or<Location>block - whatever fits your needs.Do you have access permission on the proxy? If so, enable
X-FORWARDED-FORand configure Apache like belows:You can use mod_rewrite to do this:
See this link : http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.0/howto/auth.html - and use any of the two methods you would like. Or even both.
Given that you are behind a proxy it may be easier to just password protect your site.
Create a file called
.htaccessin yourDocumentRootdirectory then add this (if it already exists then just add to it)change /path/to above to something that suits you.
then create the file /path/to/.htpasswd and add a username and password
this will create the file and add a username
userand ask for the password. Now your website is password protected.