Folks;
How can i setup ACL in Apache so i can give a group of users (defined by their emails (all users under *@red.com) access to a web page?

1. Your previous post said directories, here you are saying web-pages.

2. Is a logon appropriate for these users? That is the traditional way of discriminating/identifing users on websites.

i don't have a logon. but here's more details (Sorry the old one wasn't clear):

- I have a directory on Solaris 8 called "/opt/user/ABC owned by a user who keeps adding some applications like html, etc.. under this directory
- I added Listen port 8082 in Apache httpd.conf
- Now this user can see his web pages under http://myhost:8082/ABC

- I have some other users i need to give them access to this webpage above using Apache access control. These users are defined by their e-mails like every one under (*@red.com)

I hope this is clear enough

What do other people currently get if they go to that same URL?

Does his only work if he browses from the same physical machine? (eg src-ip and desc-ip are the same).

they couldn't see all web pages/links under this web page.
The owner of this webpages can access it from any where on the network not just from the physical machine

All i need is a way to use ACL in apache to give users access using their e-mail addresses

How does he identify himself to the webserver?