Using .htaccess to restrict access
Hi Master one, I tried this : <Files "*"> # Allow localhost IPv4 IPv6 Require ip 127.0.0.1 ::1 # Allow server IPv4 IPv6 Require ip xx.xx.xx.xx </Files> # Allow external access to piwik.php...
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For anyone that has issues running the command with --url=https://example.com when you have a password setup on .htaccess you can check this https://matomo.org/faq/mobile-app/faq_16336/ and use the...
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But maybe this is already too complicated. Why restrict access to all files except the listed ones and not to index.php with the shown exception only? Something like this (untested): <Files...
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I think I’m a bit lost with this right now. Can some please post the updated full .htaccess configuration for password restricted access that fulfills all requirements? Allow external access to the...
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@Lukas wrote: Hi @mezzomedia, Please check that the requests are still blocked for other domains. At least on some systems 0.0.0.0 matches all IP addresses, so this might allow everyone to access the...
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@mezzomedia wrote: Thanks Lukas, I’ve checked the Apache error_log for the domain and found that the HTTP API uses IP address 0.0.0.0, so I’ve changed my .htaccess to something like: <Files "*">...
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@Lukas wrote: Hi, The cron job does access the HTTP API, so I’d recommend you to look into the webserver log to see how exactly the rule is blocking the request (I know nothing about Apache, so I...
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@mezzomedia wrote: The cron job parameter --url wants a URL, correct? Manually performing the cron job outputs errors, a fragment mentioning the exact HTML content of a 403 Forbidden page (see below)....
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@brianyam wrote: Not really sure your meaning, as the the crontab is using php to execute internal command without to go/request via the web, (neither related to Apache). So just follow the...
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@mezzomedia wrote: I tried a solution inspired by the Apache 2.4 suggestion of @goodspeedal at Using .htaccess to restrict access , modified to restrict Matomo by IP and only allow specific public...
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@Simone_Fantini wrote: Even if this is an old post, in the How to configure Matomo for security User Guide - Analytics Platform - Matomo Docs, still this post is linked. So i have fixed the security...
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@goodspeedal wrote: For the Matomo Tag Manager as we’ll, you may need to allow the “container_xxx.js” as well. <FilesMatch...
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@augustind wrote: Firstly, thanks a lot @bpit @HuffinPuffin for your well working solution Just to let you know : it seems that in last Matomo version, the piwik.js was renamed matomo.js....
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@lmm5247 wrote: Sorry to bump an old post, but is there an equivalent to this for Nginx? <Files ~ "^piwik\.(js|php)|robots\.txt$"> Allow from all Satisfy any </Files> I have my /analytics...
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@fdellwing wrote: I just thought some more about this and will kindly suggest an additional change to the check. # Allow Opt-Out <Files "index.php"> <If "(%{QUERY_STRING} =~...
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@HuffinPuffin wrote: I hope this can help someone else in the same situation! I was trying to use Matomo Tracker Proxy as well as Matomo’s Opt Out iframe. I followed the .htaccess instructions...
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@Daniel_Dixon wrote: Hello Everyone, I got crucial tips from your answer, thanks for sharing your answers it will be helpful for me, Regards, Daniel TechTIQ Solutions, Read full topic
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@david55 wrote: Thanks, Matt, the LoginHttpAuth plugin looks potentially useful. We use CoSign <http://weblogin.org/> (sorry, embedded links don’t always seem to work for me) as our local...
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