Converting Existing .Nsconfig Files To .Htaccess Files - Netscape ENTREPRISE SERVER 6.1 - 04-2002 ADMINISTRATOR Administrator's Manual

Working with Dynamic Access Control Files
.htaccess
b.
To name your
7.
specify the filename in the
PathCheck fn="htaccess-find" filename="
NOTE
Subsequent access to the server will be subject to
specified directories. For example, to restrict write access to
a configuration style for them, and apply access control to that configuration style.
For more information, see Chapter 15, "Applying Configuration Styles."

Converting Existing .nsconfig Files to .htaccess Files

Enterprise Server includes the
.nsconfig
you have been using
When activated,
and
obj.conf
and document-root directives.
identified for
Multiple
file.
NOTE
The
htconvert
RequireAuth
<Files*>
files in the directory are to be access-controlled.
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</Object>
processing should be the last
To activate
.htaccess
place the directive in the corresponding definition in
PathCheck
.htaccess
The next time you use the Administration Server, you will be
warned that manual edits have been applied. Click Apply to accept
your changes.
files to
.htaccess
.nsconfig
searches the given
htconvert
files. It then searches the
files and converts any found files into
.nsconfig
files can be examined if they are configured in the
obj.conf
If there is an existing
.htaccess.new
.htaccess.new
.htaccess.new.new
plug-in currently only supports the
directives, and the
are presented, the script will give a warning and behave as though all
PathCheck
file processing for particular server directories,
files something other than
directive using the following format:
PathCheck
.htaccess
plug-in for converting your existing
htconvert
files. The
.nsconfig
files, you should convert them to
server.xml
files for
obj.conf
then examines each of the directories so
htconvert
file,
.htaccess
file, and give a warning. If
already exist, the new file will be named
. The will be repeatedly appended.
.new
wrapper. If
<Files>
directive in the object.
, you must
.htaccess
filename
"
access control in the
files, create
.htaccess
files are no longer supported. If
.htaccess
file document roots
directives
PathCheck
.htaccess
server.xml
will produce an
htconvert
and
.htaccess
and
RestrictAccess
other than
<Files>
.
obj.conf
files.
files.