On 13/05/14 10:16, Stephen Powell wrote: > > I recently upgraded a back-end server from wheezy to jessie, and with the > upgrade, > Apache went from 2.2 to 2.4. There are a lot of changes to Apache between 2.2 > and 2.4, especially in the area of authentications, authorizations, etc. > One difference that I have not been able to figure out is how to allow access > to a directory. I'm not talking about allowing access to the files in the > directory, I'm talking about access to the directory itself. On apache2, > for example, if I had a directory called xyz in /var/www, I could type in > the address bar of my browser something like this: > > http://my.server.ip.address/xyz > > And it would show me a list of files in the xyz directory. I could then click > on the filename of one of the files in the directory and see that file. > But with the new apache server, I get a "404 - not found" error. I have > looked at the apache documentation, but cannot figure out how to accomplish > what I want. How do I get this to work? > > Basically, I want a configuration that allows all users to view all documents > and all directories under /var/www/html. I don't want to have to define > userids or passwords. No authentication of users will be done. > You don't say it but I'm guessing you checked your Options allow directive (Indexes, between Directory tags) in your .htaccess files (also allow under mod_access_compat/*mod_authz_host*)
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