Name
<Directory>
Synopsis
<Directory>
...
</Directory>
[server config or within
<VirtualHost>
]
<Directory>
is a sectioning directive that identifies the directory (and its
subdirectories) to which contained access-control directives apply.
This directive cannot be used in a per-directory
.htaccess file. The start tag has this format:
<Directory dir>
where dir is the absolute pathname of the
directory. You can include wildcard characters (such as
*
and ?
) to designate a set of
directories or even use regular expressions if preceded by a tilde
(~
).
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