Use HTACCESS File to limit access to IP only half working

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I am trying to use my HTACCESS file to block all IP's but the ones I want to whitelist.



Below is my HTACCESS FILE:



<LIMIT GET>
order deny,allow
deny from all
# whitelist Boston IP
allow from 199.xx.xx.xx
# whitelist NY IP
allow from 199.xx.xx.xx
# whitelist SF IP
allow from 96.xx.xx.xx
</LIMIT>


To test I did not include the IP I would access the site from. When I do this I am still seeing data load from the site but there is no theme or styles associated with the data.



Question: How do I set it up so unless your IP is whitelisted you do not see the site at all?










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  • Conclusion: the problem is not the LIMIT clause, but what you apply it to.
    – Satō Katsura
    Oct 10 '17 at 13:36










  • I am seeing my issue now. thanks for pointing that out.
    – Denoteone
    Oct 10 '17 at 13:45














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I am trying to use my HTACCESS file to block all IP's but the ones I want to whitelist.



Below is my HTACCESS FILE:



<LIMIT GET>
order deny,allow
deny from all
# whitelist Boston IP
allow from 199.xx.xx.xx
# whitelist NY IP
allow from 199.xx.xx.xx
# whitelist SF IP
allow from 96.xx.xx.xx
</LIMIT>


To test I did not include the IP I would access the site from. When I do this I am still seeing data load from the site but there is no theme or styles associated with the data.



Question: How do I set it up so unless your IP is whitelisted you do not see the site at all?










share|improve this question





















  • Conclusion: the problem is not the LIMIT clause, but what you apply it to.
    – Satō Katsura
    Oct 10 '17 at 13:36










  • I am seeing my issue now. thanks for pointing that out.
    – Denoteone
    Oct 10 '17 at 13:45












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I am trying to use my HTACCESS file to block all IP's but the ones I want to whitelist.



Below is my HTACCESS FILE:



<LIMIT GET>
order deny,allow
deny from all
# whitelist Boston IP
allow from 199.xx.xx.xx
# whitelist NY IP
allow from 199.xx.xx.xx
# whitelist SF IP
allow from 96.xx.xx.xx
</LIMIT>


To test I did not include the IP I would access the site from. When I do this I am still seeing data load from the site but there is no theme or styles associated with the data.



Question: How do I set it up so unless your IP is whitelisted you do not see the site at all?










share|improve this question













I am trying to use my HTACCESS file to block all IP's but the ones I want to whitelist.



Below is my HTACCESS FILE:



<LIMIT GET>
order deny,allow
deny from all
# whitelist Boston IP
allow from 199.xx.xx.xx
# whitelist NY IP
allow from 199.xx.xx.xx
# whitelist SF IP
allow from 96.xx.xx.xx
</LIMIT>


To test I did not include the IP I would access the site from. When I do this I am still seeing data load from the site but there is no theme or styles associated with the data.



Question: How do I set it up so unless your IP is whitelisted you do not see the site at all?







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  • Conclusion: the problem is not the LIMIT clause, but what you apply it to.
    – Satō Katsura
    Oct 10 '17 at 13:36










  • I am seeing my issue now. thanks for pointing that out.
    – Denoteone
    Oct 10 '17 at 13:45
















  • Conclusion: the problem is not the LIMIT clause, but what you apply it to.
    – Satō Katsura
    Oct 10 '17 at 13:36










  • I am seeing my issue now. thanks for pointing that out.
    – Denoteone
    Oct 10 '17 at 13:45















Conclusion: the problem is not the LIMIT clause, but what you apply it to.
– Satō Katsura
Oct 10 '17 at 13:36




Conclusion: the problem is not the LIMIT clause, but what you apply it to.
– Satō Katsura
Oct 10 '17 at 13:36












I am seeing my issue now. thanks for pointing that out.
– Denoteone
Oct 10 '17 at 13:45




I am seeing my issue now. thanks for pointing that out.
– Denoteone
Oct 10 '17 at 13:45










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The Require Directive can be used when mod_authz_core is loaded:



 <Limit GET>
# whitelist Boston IP
Require ip 199.xx.xx.xx
# whitelist NY IP
Require ip 199.xx.xx.xx
# whitelist SF IP
Require ip 96.xx.xx.xx
</Limit>


Or just one line:



 <Limit GET>
# Boston NY SF
Require ip 199.xx.xx.xx 199.xx.xx.xx 96.xx.xx.xx
</Limit>





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    The Require Directive can be used when mod_authz_core is loaded:



     <Limit GET>
    # whitelist Boston IP
    Require ip 199.xx.xx.xx
    # whitelist NY IP
    Require ip 199.xx.xx.xx
    # whitelist SF IP
    Require ip 96.xx.xx.xx
    </Limit>


    Or just one line:



     <Limit GET>
    # Boston NY SF
    Require ip 199.xx.xx.xx 199.xx.xx.xx 96.xx.xx.xx
    </Limit>





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      The Require Directive can be used when mod_authz_core is loaded:



       <Limit GET>
      # whitelist Boston IP
      Require ip 199.xx.xx.xx
      # whitelist NY IP
      Require ip 199.xx.xx.xx
      # whitelist SF IP
      Require ip 96.xx.xx.xx
      </Limit>


      Or just one line:



       <Limit GET>
      # Boston NY SF
      Require ip 199.xx.xx.xx 199.xx.xx.xx 96.xx.xx.xx
      </Limit>





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        The Require Directive can be used when mod_authz_core is loaded:



         <Limit GET>
        # whitelist Boston IP
        Require ip 199.xx.xx.xx
        # whitelist NY IP
        Require ip 199.xx.xx.xx
        # whitelist SF IP
        Require ip 96.xx.xx.xx
        </Limit>


        Or just one line:



         <Limit GET>
        # Boston NY SF
        Require ip 199.xx.xx.xx 199.xx.xx.xx 96.xx.xx.xx
        </Limit>





        share|improve this answer












        The Require Directive can be used when mod_authz_core is loaded:



         <Limit GET>
        # whitelist Boston IP
        Require ip 199.xx.xx.xx
        # whitelist NY IP
        Require ip 199.xx.xx.xx
        # whitelist SF IP
        Require ip 96.xx.xx.xx
        </Limit>


        Or just one line:



         <Limit GET>
        # Boston NY SF
        Require ip 199.xx.xx.xx 199.xx.xx.xx 96.xx.xx.xx
        </Limit>






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