[aprssig] Web page index?
Steve Dimse steve at dimse.comSat Nov 19 14:24:45 UTC 2011
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On Nov 19, 2011, at 9:09 AM, Jim (List) wrote: > > True directory browsing is a server-enabled function, and a security risk so > it's very rare to find any that do allow it (in my experience, those who do > are small / home ISP's who don't realise the risk or haven't realised it's > on). > I think it is rare to see it enabled on an entire server. However it is often used, and is not a security risk, for individual directories, particularly those whose contents change dynamically. For example, the NWS radar directories where each file name includes a timestamp is shown this way. This is easily done with a file ".htaccess" for Apache web servers. Bob, if you are hosted on an Apache web server (by far the most common) try creating a file .htaccess in the directory you want to show, in the file put the line Options +Indexes There are a couple different ways to show the index, depending on the server default you can add either of these to get the non-default IndexOptions +FancyIndexing IndexOptions -FancyIndexing if you have files you don't want to show, like jpgs and gifs for example, you can use this line to exclude them from the listing IndexIgnore *.gif *.jpg Steve K4HG
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