Multiple htaccess files in one folder, or conditional AuthType Basic?

One way would be to configure a different AccessFileName on the development server, e. G htaccess. Dev In httpd.

Conf (or similar - depending on your distro): AccessFileName htaccess. Dev Then add both files in the directory - the htaccess. Dev should be only interpreted on the development server You can also set AccessFileName per VirtualHost There are a way to do multiple AccessFileName directives: AccessFileName .htaccess.

First .htaccess. Second . Htaccess I'm not exactly sure which is parsed first, but I imagine the last one wins, meaning it's probably first second and then htaccess and whatever is in the last one is the active setting.

One way would be to configure a different AccessFileName on the development server, e.g. Htaccess.dev. In httpd. Conf (or similar - depending on your distro): AccessFileName htaccess.

Dev Then add both files in the directory - the htaccess. Dev should be only interpreted on the development server. You can also set AccessFileName per .

There are a way to do multiple AccessFileName directives: AccessFileName .htaccess. First .htaccess. Second .

Htaccess I'm not exactly sure which is parsed first, but I imagine the last one wins, meaning it's probably . First, . Second and then .

Htaccess and whatever is in the last one is the active setting.

Thanks, however that still means maintaining the htaccess in 2 places. There's no way to have 2 htaccess files acting? So one can be the "master" with the main info, and a second one to "add on" the AuthType?

– Newmania Jun 24 '10 at 13:21 I extended my answer, hope it helps. – Till Jun 25 '10 at 11:54.

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