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Hi there,
It sounds like that you might have the rule added to another config file as well.
What I could suggest is using the grep command to search for the auth keyword in your Apache conf directory, eg:
grep -ri auth /etc/apache/*
That way you will find any other auth references that might be causing your problem.
Let me know how it goes!
Best,
Bobby
Hey @jameshogan,
Do you mean you have restricted your website with authorization while developing it?
If yes, is it possible you’ve added it directly into your apache’s conf? If so, you can try doing the following:
- grep auth /etc/apache2
If you see any of the following:
- AuthType Basic
- AuthName "Restricted Content"
- AuthUserFile /etc/apache2/.htpasswd
- Require valid-user
You’ll need to remove them and reload apache2