Folks, I hoping to assign an Azure Container as a download location for releases and documentation, so I stuffed some test files into a container, made it public and browsed to it:
https://redcentre.blob.core.windows.net/download (produces ResourceNotFound) https://redcentre.blob.core.windows.net/download?comp=list (produces an XML blob list) I was hoping to see a directory browse list like you typically see in a web browser (when permitted) so you can click on a file and download it. I tried putting a web.config in the container but it makes no difference. A container *isn't* a web server so I guess I can't complain, but it would have been nice. Does anyone of some weird trick to make the container show a file list like IIS does? Maybe some magic container header or request parameter? *Greg*
