amazon web services - S3 and apache mod_proxy with basic authentication -

i'd redirect s3 bucket in ssl basic authentication of files (apk files) apache mod_proxy. ssl , mod_proxy work, basic authentication ignored.

<virtualhost *:443>         servername resources.mydomain.jp          <filesmatch "\.apk$">           order deny,allow           setenvif user-agent ".*android.*" allow_ag           options followsymlinks           allow env=allow_ag           deny           authtype basic           authname "secret zone"           authuserfile /etc/httpd/.htpasswd           require user xxx_customer         </filesmatch>           sslengine on         sslproxyengine on         sslprotocol -all +sslv3 +tlsv1         sslciphersuite all:!adh:rc4+rsa:+high:+medium:-low:-sslv2:-exp         sslcertificatefile conf.d/xxx.cer         sslcertificatekeyfile conf.d/xxx.key         sslcacertificatefile conf.d/xxx.cer          proxypass / http://resources.mydomain.jp.s3-website-ap-zone-1.amazonaws.com/         proxypassreverse / http://resources.mydomain.jp.s3-website-ap-zone-1.amazonaws.com/      </virtualhost> 

by way, same "filematch" used virtualhost , works normally....

apache info :

$ httpd -v server version: apache/2.4.12 (amazon) server built:   mar 18 2015 20:24:15 

thank you

<filesmatch> matches files in physical filesystem, not last component of url might think of filename. since proxying, no url's mapped filesystem.

try <locationmatch>

some more cleanups needed:

• explicitly set "satisfy any"
• change "order deny,allow" "order allow,deny" (this means deny default)
• remove "deny" (no longer necessary, simplifies ordering issues allow env=...)