Re: mod_autoindex/4968: Header and Readme no longer appears in generated directory index, as did properly in Apache 1.3.6

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Synopsis: Header and  Readme no longer appears in generated directory index, as did properly in Apache 1.3.6

State-Changed-From-To: open-feedback
State-Changed-By: stoddard
State-Changed-When: Tue Sep  7 17:31:07 PDT 1999
State-Changed-Why:
Check the arguments to the IndexIgnore config directive. 
By default, it is set to ignore README* and HEADER* which
will match the files in /icons/. Furthermore, Win32 is case
preserving/aware but case insensitive. I.e., Header.html is 
the same as HeAdEr.HtMl. 

I suspect the code was not working correctly for Win32 
Apache pre-1.3.9 and it is working correctly now.