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From: pnelson@xxxxxxxxxx When configuring an Apache server to be migrated from an original HTTP server, I'm getting an error with a directive that looks like this: Pass */tmp * The job log tells me that Pass is not a valid directive. What has Pass been replaced with? The closest thing I can find in Apache.org is PassEnv. Is that the same thing?
Are you sure it's not "Pass tmp/* *", Paul? This does both a Map and a Pass, which in Apache terms is an Alias and an Allow. In this case, it would map everything in tmp as NOT being in tmp (it would in effect remove the /tmp) and would then allow it through. Alias /tmp/ / <Directory /> Order deny,allow Allow All </Directory> This would be close, except that it would allow everything in the root folder and below to be served. Typically this is the opposite of a default Apache configuration. Joe
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