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regex in apache Allow from directive
Hi, Does the apache Allow from directive support regular expressions? such as: Code:
Allow from ^web11[6-8][0-9]blah\.blah\.blah\.yahoo\.com$ what i want to do: allow access from hosts in the range web1160blah.blah.blah.yahoo.com to web1189blah.blah.blah.yahoo.com notice the 1160 to 1189 range as part of hostname is this possible using a regex, or i must mention all host names one by one? Or any other better alternatives? Thanks in advance |
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