mod_auth BASIC kills ftp access?
not sure what is going on here - i run a server on my desktop to test
files / config settings prior to posting them to my departmental server.
i also have an FTP server running to allow me to be able to access my
desktop from home when uploading and testing files.
yesterday i implemented mod_auth basic password protection on two
directories i don't want people poking around in - but now i can't get
access to the server using FTP unless apache is shut down. i can
connect, but i can't get a directory listing. any ideas?
test server is running apache 2.0.46, win98, filezilla FTP server. i've
had apache up and running for 2+ years now with no major problems -
can't understand how http server would conflict with an FTP request.
apache is bound to port 80 only , FTP uses 21 - nothing strange.
directory setup from my httpd.conf file:
<Directory "C:/path/to/protected/dir/">
Options Indexes MultiViews
AllowOverride None
Order allow,deny
Allow from all
AuthType Basic
AuthName "protected dir"
AuthUserFile "C:/path/to/passwd/file"
Require valid-user
</Directory>
any help would be appreciated.
-josh
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