Whats up with Apache.org

[netcommr]

Did they get a hack job done on them or just a big 'oops'

[httpd.apache.org...]

I can't read a thing... tried different char-sets

[oilman]

looks fine for me in Opera and IE.

[littleman]

Okay here too.

[Brett_Tabke]

Me 3

[netcommr]

yes.. it is fixed now.

Strangest thing I have seen yet on a web page. Looking at the source, all the html was fine, but the visible text was completely corrupted.

such as: <a href="someurl">@#$%^@$%^#$%^#$%^</a>

all the pages under 1.3 docs were bad for about 30 mins... all good now though???

[netcommr]

Anyway, maybe you all could shed some light on a problem I'm having.

I set up a virtual domain in a sub folder of the domain.

such as www.domain/folder == virtual.domain

I must restrict access to the /folder for www.domain

tried:

<Directory /path/to/folder>
Order Deny,Allow
Allow from virtual.domain
Deny from domain
Deny from www.domain
</Directory>

what I get is denied access for virtual.domain but allowed for domain???

This is a must due to certail security issues with ftp access files and domain specific enviroment variables for database.

Any ideas?

[littleman]

Netcommr, I just did some playing with this and I didn't have any problems letting in xyz.domain.com and excluding everything else from domain.com. Maybe you should check the IPs you are requesting access from and make sure they are resolving the way you mapped out?

[netcommr]

Thanks. Tried changing IPs, using 2 different IPs and Deny by IP...no go. Something is just weird. Tried in htaccess and httpd.conf. Just has me real 'bugged' when I can't find something this simple...

I give up for the night.

Did you have the directive within a VirtualHost or a Global decl.?

[littleman]

I did it in the .htaccess file of a virtual.