g1smd
msg:4402786 | 2:27 pm on Jan 1, 2012 (gmt 0) |
RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} ^....
RewriteRule .... .... [L]
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lucy24
msg:4402839 | 8:41 pm on Jan 1, 2012 (gmt 0) |
Better come back and explain in English what you mean by "accessed from", because my answer would have involved %{HTTP_REFERER}.
:: memo to self: figure out how to expand MSIE 6 exception to allow people to visit more than one page without opening the door to auto-referring robots ::
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jimmymm
msg:4402866 | 10:57 pm on Jan 1, 2012 (gmt 0) |
In a nutshell, I work on local folders for pre-release site testing. My live site (domain.com) is always pointed to a folder named AALIVE, while my #1 test site (test.domain.com) points to AATEST1. When testing is complete I have a script that renames AALIVE->OLDx, and AATEST1->AALIVE, effectively setting the test site as live while maintaining the old site in case I have to revert.
I just realized that google has indexed my test domains, which I am trying to stop. My thought was to identify whether the folder was being accessed from domain.com or test.domain.com, and allow only my ip for the test site.
I am open to suggestions to help sort this out... any thoughts will be greatly appreciated!
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jimmymm
msg:4402938 | 1:55 pm on Jan 2, 2012 (gmt 0) |
After much research I think I need to use something like the following:
SetEnvIf HOST ^*test.*$ HOST_TEST
<IfDefine HOST_TEST>
AuthUserFile …
</IfDefine>
This should set the environment variable HOST_TEST if the subdomain consists of test, then require authentication. However, I'm sure I have something wrong as I'm getting an internal server error, and would appreciate a second set of eyes.
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