With icinga2 one can use icingacli monitoring list
to get the monitoring results on the commandline.
I'm looking for the detailed output of the plugins/services (shown in icinga2 as 'plugin output', in icinga1 as 'status information').
With icinga2 one can use icingacli monitoring list
to get the monitoring results on the commandline.
I'm looking for the detailed output of the plugins/services (shown in icinga2 as 'plugin output', in icinga1 as 'status information').
On my webserver I would like to block all files except some reasonable exceptions. I have following Filesmatch directive which is doing it's work:
<FilesMatch "(?<!\.txt|\.htm|\.html|\.css|\.php|\.js|\.jpg|\.png|\.gif|\.ico|\.svg|\.eot|\.ttf|\.woff|\.otf)$">
Order Allow,Deny
Deny from All
</FilesMatch>
Note this FilesMatch uses a negative lookbehind regular expression: see http://www.regular-expressions.info/lookaround.html. It will block all files except those having an extension as stated.
This results also in an 403 Forbidden for the directory default document (index.html). This is not what I want. Can someone help? How does the default document lookup work? Is there another solution to blocking all except some? I looked in Apache2's error log with LogLevel debug, but the only message is "client denied by server configuration" when asking for a default document. (Explicitly asking for the index.html works)
Edit: there is a solution to this by using the Location directive. See Using FilesMatch to increase security So my problem is solved, but I still would like to know why it does not work with FilesMatch.