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Can anyone tell how to configure Apache to allow directory browsing instead of returning the defualt home apge
Thanks Paul |
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I am assuming you see the default page.(thus apache is running, Netscape is finding the page ok)
in your httpd.conf file: Where is the DocumentRoot pointing to? (hold that answer) go to (do not make) a section <Directory "(insert DocumentRoot here)"> #in that section should be Options Indexes #(at least, there can be more but who cares) Restart the httpd process get thee to a command prompt and "cd" to the DocumentRoot, Please don't tell me you forgot it already. type at a command prompt (without the double quotes): "mv Index.html index.jl" Open Netscape and look at http://localhost/ TADA. Jeremy |
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Or to quickly view the directory, simply rename the index page from index.(html? etc) to something else. e.g. (homepage.(html etc)
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