Re: [users@httpd] Directory Index not displaying

OK. I think I got it. Re-installed Apache2. (Totally different issue there - let me tell you.) 1) Edited a section into the README.html file. Simple text message. *This was most certainly one of my primary failures.* 2) I queried another individual running similar configuration and did the fo

Re: [users@httpd] Directory Index not displaying

I tried editing the closing tags and the +SuppressHTMLPreamble edit but nothing is changing. The module man pages are confusing for me and I don't fully understand how I need to enter the edits. I am in the process of un-installing Apache and will re-install the thing because I'm not certain any l

Re: [users@httpd] Directory Index not displaying

- Original Message - > Stan, > > Stan Laughlin schrieb (23.11.2011 22:26 Uhr): > > > This is the HEADER.html > > > > > > "STAN'S DOC INDEX" > > > > > > > > > > This is the README.html > > > > > > "README FILE > > > > > > README FILE > > p>This is

Re: [users@httpd] Directory Index not displaying

Stan, Stan Laughlin schrieb (23.11.2011 22:26 Uhr): This is the HEADER.html "STAN'S DOC INDEX" This is the README.html "README FILE README FILE p>This is the readme file "If the file specified by HeaderName contains the beginnings of an HTML doc

Re: [users@httpd] Directory Index not displaying

Igor, You wonder why I am editing files. I am trying to learn how to make directory listings unique. I am surprised at how difficult this has become. (I recognize part of the problem is not knowing what I'm doing w/the man pages.) I corrected the typo and added the meta line. Did a restart apac

Re: [users@httpd] Directory Index not displaying

> > > README FILE > p>This is the readme file > > If the file is not displaying maybe is because of the wrong tag above. The < is missing from ...Firefox has couple of plugins that can show you errors like this one. Also maybe try to include the following meta tag in the

Re: [users@httpd] Directory Index not displaying

I'm not sure what you are trying to achieve here by modifying these files. To get the directory listing, from mod_autoindex documentation: "Automatic index generation is enabled with using Options +Indexes. See the Options directive for mor

[users@httpd] Directory Index not displaying

Folks, I am running an Ubuntu 11.10 server w/Apache 2.2. I am familiar with linux and command line but not familiar w/Apache. When enter the server IP address like this to a browser URL (pretend IP here) : 10.10.10.10/doc/ It will list the default directory Index for the /usr/share/doc/ director