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Hi caterham_www<br />
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Will this allow access from one or the other? or will this only allow access to people from thisIP address and tthat also have the user agent?<br />
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Ww<br />
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Hi caterham_www

Will this allow access from one or the other? or will this only allow access to people from thisIP address and tthat also have the user agent?

Ww



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That should work as expected, either user-agent or IP. Or do you encounter problems?
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That should work as expected, either user-agent or IP. Or do you encounter problems?

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I have a directive that allows access to a site from only a couple of IP addresses, this works fine.<br />
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However I want to be able to allow access for people from the IP addreses allready defined and also users that have a specific user-agent.<br />
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I have found the deriective for user agent and allready have the code IP addresses but i need to allow ether to access the site.<br />
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Ww 
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I have a directive that allows access to a site from only a couple of IP addresses, this works fine.

However I want to be able to allow access for people from the IP addreses allready defined and also users that have a specific user-agent.

I have found the deriective for user agent and allready have the code IP addresses but i need to allow ether to access the site.

Ww 

acces allow via IP or user agent

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