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Apache and OS X (10.1.2)
Hi Any Mac users out there using Apache? I am sure there is
>I host my own webserver
>When in OS 9.2.2 my webpages show up correctly with Flash and all but
>When in OS x my webpage show up as a index directory listing of the
>files in my webpages folder
>Any suggestions to rectify this problem
>Thanx in advance
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Re: Apache and OS X (10.1.2)
Posted by Darrel Austin <da...@visi.com>.
For the record, you do not have to boot into OS9 to search the
partition with OS9 on it. 'Index' only refers to the 'search by
content' feature.
-Darrel
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Re: Apache and OS X (10.1.2)
Posted by Print <pr...@rogers.com>.
> Ok don't want to spam
>I'll try that
> You do not need to touch the SWF file. Just rename the index.htm file to
> index.html. It should work.
>
> These are pretty basic questions. I want to help you, but I feel we are
> spamming the list. Feel free to email me directly if you still cannot get it
> to work
>
> Daniel
>
>>> renaming the SWF flash file would be much easier except
>>> I paid to have it designed by someone else and its designed on a PC. i can't
>> open it in my MAC Flash APP, besides I think its password protected I recall
>> that was the reason I couldn't open it
>>>>> I can't find a httpd.conf file I'll search the HD again
>>>
>>> try a directory called conf/ at the same level that were your web documents
>>> directory is.
>>>
>>> The default for DirectoryIndex is index.html, so I recommend the below too:
>>>
>>>>> Alternatively, try renaming index.htm -> index.html
>>>
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Re: Apache and OS X (10.1.2)
Posted by Daniel Lopez <da...@rawbyte.com>.
You do not need to touch the SWF file. Just rename the index.htm file to
index.html. It should work.
These are pretty basic questions. I want to help you, but I feel we are
spamming the list. Feel free to email me directly if you still cannot get it
to work
Daniel
> > renaming the SWF flash file would be much easier except
> >I paid to have it designed by someone else and its designed on a PC. i can't
> open it in my MAC Flash APP, besides I think its password protected I recall
> that was the reason I couldn't open it
> >>> I can't find a httpd.conf file I'll search the HD again
> >
> > try a directory called conf/ at the same level that were your web documents
> > directory is.
> >
> > The default for DirectoryIndex is index.html, so I recommend the below too:
> >
> >>> Alternatively, try renaming index.htm -> index.html
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RE: Apache and OS X (10.1.2)
Posted by "S. David Sheeks" <sd...@isdponline.com>.
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That would be an easier fix..did you try that?
just rename the file for now..see if it works
I don't see a reason to downgrade your OS for this.
The default for DirectoryIndex is index.html, so I recommend the
below too:
> > Alternatively, try renaming index.htm -> index.html
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> > I can't find a httpd.conf file I'll search the HD again
try a directory called conf/ at the same level that were your web
documents
directory is.
The default for DirectoryIndex is index.html, so I recommend the
below too:
> > Alternatively, try renaming index.htm -> index.html
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RE: Apache and OS X (10.1.2)
Posted by "S. David Sheeks" <sd...@isdponline.com>.
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Did you try this? DO THIS FIRST..IT MIGHT FIX YOUR PROBLEM
>
>>> Alternatively, try renaming index.htm -> index.html
>
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Subject: Re: Apache and OS X (10.1.2)
> renaming the SWF flash file would be much easier except
>I paid to have it designed by someone else and its designed on a PC.
>i can't
open it in my MAC Flash APP, besides I think its password protected I
recall
that was the reason I couldn't open it
>>> I can't find a httpd.conf file I'll search the HD again
>
> try a directory called conf/ at the same level that were your web
> documents directory is.
>
> The default for DirectoryIndex is index.html, so I recommend the
> below too:
>
>>> Alternatively, try renaming index.htm -> index.html
>
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Re: Apache and OS X (10.1.2)
Posted by Bill -Sx- Jones <sn...@mac.com>.
Sorry - that is what I get when I go off to help my broke arm wife !
LOL - my daughter decided to 'add' a few comments of her own...
On 3/10/02 12:37 PM, "Bill -Sx- Jones" <sn...@mac.com> wrote:
> The /private/etc/httpd directory is where the httpd.conf is lohnnnhn
> nnnn/s2.210000ated
Make that
The /private/etc/httpd area is where the httpd.cnf is located...
HTH;
-Sx- :]
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Re: Apache and OS X (10.1.2)
Posted by Bill -Sx- Jones <sn...@mac.com>.
PMFJI:
I host on Unix, MacOS X is sort of Unix-like to a high degree - but alas is
NOT true Unix.
Allow me to fill out key parts to this thread:
The /private/etc/httpd directory is where the httpd.conf is lohnnnhn
nnnn/s2.210000ated
/usr/sbin/httpd is the Apache applicaion
/Library/Webserver/* is the location of both the htdoc root called
/Library/WebServer/Documents and /Library/WebServer/CGI* is the area you
publish your CGI script into
All of this mess is owned by root:wheel - Your systems default user is
likely in the wheel group; but it is unknown whether you actually enabled
the root user - that must be authenticated via
Applications:Utilities:NetInfo Manager - then off the
Domain:Security:Authenticate menu tab.
Note that to access the hidden /private area you will either need to learn
to use Terminal or purchase and use BBEdit for OSX.
After all that you will find Apache under OSX functions the same as Apache
on other platforms - mostly.
HTH;
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Re: Apache and OS X (10.1.2)
Posted by Print <pr...@rogers.com>.
> renaming the SWF flash file would be much easier except
>I paid to have it designed by someone else and its designed on a PC. i can't
open it in my MAC Flash APP, besides I think its password protected I recall
that was the reason I couldn't open it
>>> I can't find a httpd.conf file I'll search the HD again
>
> try a directory called conf/ at the same level that were your web documents
> directory is.
>
> The default for DirectoryIndex is index.html, so I recommend the below too:
>
>>> Alternatively, try renaming index.htm -> index.html
>
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Re: Apache and OS X (10.1.2)
Posted by Daniel Lopez <da...@rawbyte.com>.
> > I can't find a httpd.conf file I'll search the HD again
try a directory called conf/ at the same level that were your web documents
directory is.
The default for DirectoryIndex is index.html, so I recommend the below too:
> > Alternatively, try renaming index.htm -> index.html
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Raw Newbie
Posted by Lew Schwartz <le...@clsystems.com>.
Could anyone point out a reference for a rank, absolute newcomer
to web hosting? I've just installed my first (RedHat) Linux server and
I've got Apache running, but I haven't even got a clue how or where to
upload the simplest index.htm. My installation is not supported by a
registered domain yet, and I don't even know how to access a page using
it's ip address.
Lew Schwartz
Database Programming and Design
www.clsystems.com
718-336-8225
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Re: Apache and OS X (10.1.2)
Posted by Daniel Lopez <da...@rawbyte.com>.
Never used MacOSX, but you should be able to access it from a shell or by some other means.
Ok, I would suggest that you read the following
http://www.oreillynet.com/pub/a/mac/2002/01/29/apache_macosx_four.html
(It mentions specifically DirectoryIndex)
and the previous three articles. They should give you a good understanding
on how to configure Apache on MacOSX.
> > Its actually in private/etc/httpd
> >BUT INVISIBLE
>
>
> > Try /etc/httpd/
> >
> >>> No file found I may have to switch over to OS 9
> >>> in order to search that HD since its telling me only OS X is indexed
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Re: Apache and OS X (10.1.2)
Posted by Print <pr...@rogers.com>.
> Its actually in private/etc/httpd
>BUT INVISIBLE
> Try /etc/httpd/
>
>>> No file found I may have to switch over to OS 9
>>> in order to search that HD since its telling me only OS X is indexed
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Re: Apache and OS X (10.1.2)
Posted by Daniel Lopez <da...@rawbyte.com>.
Try /etc/httpd/
> > No file found I may have to switch over to OS 9
> >in order to search that HD since its telling me only OS X is indexed
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RE: Apache and OS X (10.1.2)
Posted by "S. David Sheeks" <sd...@isdponline.com>.
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where is apache installed? it is usually under that /etc or
something..
dave
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> No file found I may have to switch over to OS 9
>in order to search that HD since its telling me only OS X is indexed
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> Did you try this?
>
>> Alternatively, try renaming index.htm -> index.html
>> You may already have a DirectoryIndex setting for that
>
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> To: users@httpd.apache.org
> Subject: Re: Apache and OS X (10.1.2)
>
>
>> I can't find a httpd.conf file I'll search the HD again
>>>> My file is index.htm that plays along with a flash intro
>>>> Anorexia.swf website is www.anorexiatechnologies.com
>>
>>
>> So, does placing
>>
>> DirectoryIndex index.htm
>>
>> in your httpd.conf file solve the problem.
>>
>> Alternatively, try renaming index.htm -> index.html
>> You may already have a DirectoryIndex setting for that
>>
>>
>>>> Whats the name of the index file? If it is foo.html Make sure
>>>> you have a
>>>>
>>>> DirectoryIndex foo.html
>>>>
>>>> directive in your httpd.conf file
>>>>
>>>> http://httpd.apache.org/docs/mod/mod_dir.html
>>>>
>>>> Daniel
>>>>
>>>>> Hi Any Mac users out there using Apache? I am sure there is
>>>>>> I host my own webserver
>>>>>> When in OS 9.2.2 my webpages show up correctly with Flash and
>>>>>> all but When in OS x my webpage show up as a index directory
>>>>>> listing of the files in my webpages folder
>>>>>> Any suggestions to rectify this problem
>>>>>> Thanx in advance
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Re: Apache and OS X (10.1.2)
Posted by Print <pr...@rogers.com>.
> No file found I may have to switch over to OS 9
>in order to search that HD since its telling me only OS X is indexed
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> Did you try this?
>
>> Alternatively, try renaming index.htm -> index.html
>> You may already have a DirectoryIndex setting for that
>
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> From: Print [mailto:printmodel@rogers.com]
> Sent: Saturday, March 09, 2002 11:28 PM
> To: users@httpd.apache.org
> Subject: Re: Apache and OS X (10.1.2)
>
>
>> I can't find a httpd.conf file I'll search the HD again
>>>> My file is index.htm that plays along with a flash intro
>>>> Anorexia.swf website is www.anorexiatechnologies.com
>>
>>
>> So, does placing
>>
>> DirectoryIndex index.htm
>>
>> in your httpd.conf file solve the problem.
>>
>> Alternatively, try renaming index.htm -> index.html
>> You may already have a DirectoryIndex setting for that
>>
>>
>>>> Whats the name of the index file? If it is foo.html Make sure you
>>>> have a
>>>>
>>>> DirectoryIndex foo.html
>>>>
>>>> directive in your httpd.conf file
>>>>
>>>> http://httpd.apache.org/docs/mod/mod_dir.html
>>>>
>>>> Daniel
>>>>
>>>>> Hi Any Mac users out there using Apache? I am sure there is
>>>>>> I host my own webserver
>>>>>> When in OS 9.2.2 my webpages show up correctly with Flash and
>>>>>> all but When in OS x my webpage show up as a index directory
>>>>>> listing of the files in my webpages folder
>>>>>> Any suggestions to rectify this problem
>>>>>> Thanx in advance
>>>>>
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RE: Apache and OS X (10.1.2)
Posted by "S. David Sheeks" <sd...@isdponline.com>.
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> Alternatively, try renaming index.htm -> index.html
> You may already have a DirectoryIndex setting for that
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> I can't find a httpd.conf file I'll search the HD again
>>> My file is index.htm that plays along with a flash intro
>>> Anorexia.swf website is www.anorexiatechnologies.com
>
>
> So, does placing
>
> DirectoryIndex index.htm
>
> in your httpd.conf file solve the problem.
>
> Alternatively, try renaming index.htm -> index.html
> You may already have a DirectoryIndex setting for that
>
>
>>> Whats the name of the index file? If it is foo.html Make sure you
>>> have a
>>>
>>> DirectoryIndex foo.html
>>>
>>> directive in your httpd.conf file
>>>
>>> http://httpd.apache.org/docs/mod/mod_dir.html
>>>
>>> Daniel
>>>
>>>> Hi Any Mac users out there using Apache? I am sure there is
>>>>> I host my own webserver
>>>>> When in OS 9.2.2 my webpages show up correctly with Flash and
>>>>> all but When in OS x my webpage show up as a index directory
>>>>> listing of the files in my webpages folder
>>>>> Any suggestions to rectify this problem
>>>>> Thanx in advance
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Re: Apache and OS X (10.1.2)
Posted by Print <pr...@rogers.com>.
> I can't find a httpd.conf file I'll search the HD again
>>> My file is index.htm that plays along with a flash intro Anorexia.swf
>>> website is www.anorexiatechnologies.com
>
>
> So, does placing
>
> DirectoryIndex index.htm
>
> in your httpd.conf file solve the problem.
>
> Alternatively, try renaming index.htm -> index.html
> You may already have a DirectoryIndex setting for that
>
>
>>> Whats the name of the index file? If it is foo.html Make sure you have a
>>>
>>> DirectoryIndex foo.html
>>>
>>> directive in your httpd.conf file
>>>
>>> http://httpd.apache.org/docs/mod/mod_dir.html
>>>
>>> Daniel
>>>
>>>> Hi Any Mac users out there using Apache? I am sure there is
>>>>> I host my own webserver
>>>>> When in OS 9.2.2 my webpages show up correctly with Flash and all but
>>>>> When in OS x my webpage show up as a index directory listing of the
>>>>> files in my webpages folder
>>>>> Any suggestions to rectify this problem
>>>>> Thanx in advance
>>>>
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Re: Apache and OS X (10.1.2)
Posted by Daniel Lopez <da...@rawbyte.com>.
> > My file is index.htm that plays along with a flash intro Anorexia.swf
> >website is www.anorexiatechnologies.com
So, does placing
DirectoryIndex index.htm
in your httpd.conf file solve the problem.
Alternatively, try renaming index.htm -> index.html
You may already have a DirectoryIndex setting for that
> > Whats the name of the index file? If it is foo.html Make sure you have a
> >
> > DirectoryIndex foo.html
> >
> > directive in your httpd.conf file
> >
> > http://httpd.apache.org/docs/mod/mod_dir.html
> >
> > Daniel
> >
> >> Hi Any Mac users out there using Apache? I am sure there is
> >>> I host my own webserver
> >>> When in OS 9.2.2 my webpages show up correctly with Flash and all but
> >>> When in OS x my webpage show up as a index directory listing of the
> >>> files in my webpages folder
> >>> Any suggestions to rectify this problem
> >>> Thanx in advance
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Re: Apache and OS X (10.1.2)
Posted by Print <pr...@rogers.com>.
> Found the httpd.conf file on OS 9 but couldn't open it
>It said its because its inside an invisible folder
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> To: users@httpd.apache.org
> Subject: Re: Apache and OS X (10.1.2)
>
>
>> Thanx that sounds like a solution but
>> where do I find this http.config file
>> I am a NEWBIE I must confess!
>> I searched my HD and found no such file
>> where is it located?
>> and I reckon its just a text file I can alter with BBedit and
>> Codewarrior 7?
>
>
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>> Okay you don't have index.htm as the directory default in your
>> config file
>>
>> If I go to your site i get the directory listing..but if i go to
>> your site and type index.htm the page loads...
>>
>> Daniel's suggestion is the answer.
>>
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>> From: Print [mailto:printmodel@rogers.com]
>> Sent: Saturday, March 09, 2002 11:20 PM
>> To: users@httpd.apache.org
>> Subject: Re: Apache and OS X (10.1.2)
>>
>>
>>> My file is index.htm that plays along with a flash intro
>>> Anorexia.swf
>>> website is www.anorexiatechnologies.com
>>> Whats the name of the index file? If it is foo.html Make sure you
>>> have a
>>>
>>> DirectoryIndex foo.html
>>>
>>> directive in your httpd.conf file
>>>
>>> http://httpd.apache.org/docs/mod/mod_dir.html
>>>
>>> Daniel
>>>
>>>> Hi Any Mac users out there using Apache? I am sure there is
>>>>> I host my own webserver
>>>>> When in OS 9.2.2 my webpages show up correctly with Flash and
>>>>> all but When in OS x my webpage show up as a index directory
>>>>> listing of the files in my webpages folder
>>>>> Any suggestions to rectify this problem
>>>>> Thanx in advance
>>>>
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RE: Apache and OS X (10.1.2)
Posted by "S. David Sheeks" <sd...@isdponline.com>.
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Subject: Re: Apache and OS X (10.1.2)
>Thanx that sounds like a solution but
>where do I find this http.config file
>I am a NEWBIE I must confess!
>I searched my HD and found no such file
>where is it located?
>and I reckon its just a text file I can alter with BBedit and
>Codewarrior 7?
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> Okay you don't have index.htm as the directory default in your
> config file
>
> If I go to your site i get the directory listing..but if i go to
> your site and type index.htm the page loads...
>
> Daniel's suggestion is the answer.
>
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> From: Print [mailto:printmodel@rogers.com]
> Sent: Saturday, March 09, 2002 11:20 PM
> To: users@httpd.apache.org
> Subject: Re: Apache and OS X (10.1.2)
>
>
>> My file is index.htm that plays along with a flash intro
>> Anorexia.swf
>> website is www.anorexiatechnologies.com
>> Whats the name of the index file? If it is foo.html Make sure you
>> have a
>>
>> DirectoryIndex foo.html
>>
>> directive in your httpd.conf file
>>
>> http://httpd.apache.org/docs/mod/mod_dir.html
>>
>> Daniel
>>
>>> Hi Any Mac users out there using Apache? I am sure there is
>>>> I host my own webserver
>>>> When in OS 9.2.2 my webpages show up correctly with Flash and
>>>> all but When in OS x my webpage show up as a index directory
>>>> listing of the files in my webpages folder
>>>> Any suggestions to rectify this problem
>>>> Thanx in advance
>>>
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Re: Apache and OS X (10.1.2)
Posted by Print <pr...@rogers.com>.
>Thanx that sounds like a solution but
>where do I find this http.config file
>I am a NEWBIE I must confess!
>I searched my HD and found no such file
>where is it located?
>and I reckon its just a text file I can alter with BBedit and Codewarrior 7?
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> Okay you don't have index.htm as the directory default in your config
> file
>
> If I go to your site i get the directory listing..but if i go to your
> site and type index.htm the page loads...
>
> Daniel's suggestion is the answer.
>
> - --Powered By Linux--
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> - -----Original Message-----
> From: Print [mailto:printmodel@rogers.com]
> Sent: Saturday, March 09, 2002 11:20 PM
> To: users@httpd.apache.org
> Subject: Re: Apache and OS X (10.1.2)
>
>
>> My file is index.htm that plays along with a flash intro
>> Anorexia.swf
>> website is www.anorexiatechnologies.com
>> Whats the name of the index file? If it is foo.html Make sure you
>> have a
>>
>> DirectoryIndex foo.html
>>
>> directive in your httpd.conf file
>>
>> http://httpd.apache.org/docs/mod/mod_dir.html
>>
>> Daniel
>>
>>> Hi Any Mac users out there using Apache? I am sure there is
>>>> I host my own webserver
>>>> When in OS 9.2.2 my webpages show up correctly with Flash and all
>>>> but When in OS x my webpage show up as a index directory listing
>>>> of the files in my webpages folder
>>>> Any suggestions to rectify this problem
>>>> Thanx in advance
>>>
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RE: Apache and OS X (10.1.2)
Posted by "S. David Sheeks" <sd...@isdponline.com>.
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Okay you don't have index.htm as the directory default in your config
file
If I go to your site i get the directory listing..but if i go to your
site and type index.htm the page loads...
Daniel's suggestion is the answer.
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Subject: Re: Apache and OS X (10.1.2)
> My file is index.htm that plays along with a flash intro
> Anorexia.swf
>website is www.anorexiatechnologies.com
> Whats the name of the index file? If it is foo.html Make sure you
> have a
>
> DirectoryIndex foo.html
>
> directive in your httpd.conf file
>
> http://httpd.apache.org/docs/mod/mod_dir.html
>
> Daniel
>
>> Hi Any Mac users out there using Apache? I am sure there is
>>> I host my own webserver
>>> When in OS 9.2.2 my webpages show up correctly with Flash and all
>>> but When in OS x my webpage show up as a index directory listing
>>> of the files in my webpages folder
>>> Any suggestions to rectify this problem
>>> Thanx in advance
>>
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Re: Apache and OS X (10.1.2)
Posted by Print <pr...@rogers.com>.
> My file is index.htm that plays along with a flash intro Anorexia.swf
>website is www.anorexiatechnologies.com
> Whats the name of the index file? If it is foo.html Make sure you have a
>
> DirectoryIndex foo.html
>
> directive in your httpd.conf file
>
> http://httpd.apache.org/docs/mod/mod_dir.html
>
> Daniel
>
>> Hi Any Mac users out there using Apache? I am sure there is
>>> I host my own webserver
>>> When in OS 9.2.2 my webpages show up correctly with Flash and all but
>>> When in OS x my webpage show up as a index directory listing of the
>>> files in my webpages folder
>>> Any suggestions to rectify this problem
>>> Thanx in advance
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Re: Apache and OS X (10.1.2)
Posted by Daniel Lopez <da...@rawbyte.com>.
Whats the name of the index file? If it is foo.html Make sure you have a
DirectoryIndex foo.html
directive in your httpd.conf file
http://httpd.apache.org/docs/mod/mod_dir.html
Daniel
> Hi Any Mac users out there using Apache? I am sure there is
> >I host my own webserver
> >When in OS 9.2.2 my webpages show up correctly with Flash and all but
> >When in OS x my webpage show up as a index directory listing of the
> >files in my webpages folder
> >Any suggestions to rectify this problem
> >Thanx in advance
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Re: Apache and OS X (10.1.2)
Posted by print <pr...@rogers.com>.
Thanks Everyone that worked!
On Saturday, March 9, 2002, at 10:10 PM, Print wrote:
> Hi Any Mac users out there using Apache? I am sure there is
>> I host my own webserver
>> When in OS 9.2.2 my webpages show up correctly with Flash and all but
>> When in OS x my webpage show up as a index directory listing of the
>> files in my webpages folder
>> Any suggestions to rectify this problem
>> Thanx in advance
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RE: Apache and OS X (10.1.2)
Posted by "S. David Sheeks" <sd...@isdponline.com>.
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I would say it is not setup to handle .php or whatever extensions you
use to load your pages by default..just my opinion..i could be way
off base though.
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Subject: Apache and OS X (10.1.2)
Hi Any Mac users out there using Apache? I am sure there is
>I host my own webserver
>When in OS 9.2.2 my webpages show up correctly with Flash and all
>but When in OS x my webpage show up as a index directory listing of
>the
>files in my webpages folder
>Any suggestions to rectify this problem
>Thanx in advance
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