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Unfortunately, adding specific users to an AFS ACL does not mean they can see the folder when they access it from the web. IS&T, however, does provide a solution to this. First, make sure that the wanted directory is not readable by system:anyuser. Create a file named <tt>.htaccess.mit</tt> in that directory. In that file you can do one of three things,
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<ul><li>You can require that the user have valid certificates:
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<p>
Unfortunately, adding specific users to an AFS ACL does not mean they can see the folder when they access it from the web. IS&T, however, does provide a solution to this. First, make sure that the wanted directory is not readable by system:anyuser. Create a file named <tt>.htaccess.mit</tt> in that directory. In that file you can do one of three things,
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<ul><li>You can require that the user have valid certificates: