Highly unlikely that this is a bug. Much more likely that you have
another DirectoryIndex directive someplace in httpd.conf, an Include'd
config file, or an .htaccess that is overriding your setting.
Ding ding ding! We have a winner!
There was a conflicting DirectoryIndex in an included config
On 2/23/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Interesting, Usually the things you define in the Vhost sections can
> indeed be overridden in other places. Espcially "server wide" Aliases
> that live in some other conf file.
> Is it just one particular subdirectory that you have this
Interesting, Usually the things you define in the Vhost sections can
indeed be overridden in other places. Espcially "server wide" Aliases
that live in some other conf file.
Is it just one particular subdirectory that you have this issue with?
Nope, it's for any directory whose sole index is an
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>> Have you looked around for further config blocks of the type
>>
>>
>> Does your server have rewrites in place for this, and is the file
>> listing you are seeing the location to which the DirectoryIndex
>> directive applies, it is the location directive in the vhosts
Have you looked around for further config blocks of the type
Does your server have rewrites in place for this, and is the file
listing you are seeing the location to which the DirectoryIndex
directive applies, it is the location directive in the vhosts section
that is making me think that theres
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I've got a FreeBSD 5.4-RELEASE box that I've just fallen into
> administering, with an existing Apache 2.0.58 install. One of my first
> tasks has been to get PHP4 installed, so that the site can support a
> blog and some other features.
>
> The PHP installation went sm
I've got a FreeBSD 5.4-RELEASE box that I've just fallen into
administering, with an existing Apache 2.0.58 install. One of my first
tasks has been to get PHP4 installed, so that the site can support a
blog and some other features.
The PHP installation went smoothly, as I did it via FreeBSD's
