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Jeff Schaller ♦

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Fixed grammar and word selection

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edited Jul 2, 2014 at 18:31

Christopher

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I have 5 virtual hosts in httpdhttpd.conf.conf

all All of them have thisthe configuration below except for one.

<Location />
    Order Deny,Allow
    Deny from all
    Allow from IP.ADDRESS.GOES.HERE
</Location>

iI think it would be better to tell all virtual hosts to have this except for one.

currently i Currently, I am telling each virtual host one by one to have this.

is Is there a wild card method to apply this setting to all virtual hosts

and then remove this lawstanza from one of the virtual hosts

in httpd.conf httpd.conf?

I have 5 virtual hosts in httpd.conf

all of them have this except for one.

<Location />
Order Deny,Allow
Deny from all
Allow from IP.ADDRESS.GOES.HERE
</Location>

i think it would be better to tell all virtual hosts to have this except for one.

currently i am telling each virtual host one by one to have this.

is there a wild card method to apply this setting to all virtual hosts

and then remove this law from one of the virtual hosts

in httpd.conf ?

I have 5 virtual hosts in httpd.conf. All of them have the configuration below except for one.

<Location />
    Order Deny,Allow
    Deny from all
    Allow from IP.ADDRESS.GOES.HERE
</Location>

I think it would be better to tell all virtual hosts to have this except for one. Currently, I am telling each virtual host one by one to have this. Is there a wild card method to apply this setting to all virtual hosts and then remove this stanza from one of the virtual hosts in httpd.conf?

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asked Jul 2, 2014 at 11:22

user73984

Can <Location /> be for multiple virtual hosts in httpd.conf?