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I have my webserver root as - let's say:
/usr/webserver
In my httpd.conf I have AuthType Basic protecting directory:
/usr/webserver/main
I also have custom ErrorDocuments at:
/usr/webserver/errdocs
If the user cannot authenticate, Apache acts as though my server root is
/usr/webserver/main
I have tried to redirect the ErrorDocument explicitly using:
http://myhost.com/errdocs/401.html
Apache attempts to access the files in errdocs, but off of the /main
root! So each file in errdocs/ appears as though it's based off of main
(ex: /main/img.gif, /main/401.html, etc.) and therefore puts up a prompt
for each file.
If a user can't authenticate against /usr/webserver/main why does Apache
get stuck looking at /usr/webserver/main?
Thanks,
J
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