On 2004.06.19, Cristian Andrei Calin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I want to let people see the contents of some directories on my
> server, sort of like apache's Option Indexes. Is this possible with
> AOLserver, and if it is how can it be done ?
Look in sample-config.tcl and search for "directorylisting" -- that's
what you're looking for.
An example snippet to put in your config .tcl file:
ns_section "ns/server/${servername}/fastpath"
ns_param directorylisting fancy
By default, it uses directoryproc, and by default uses the proc
_ns_dirlist. You can implement your own directory listing proc and then
configure AOLserver to use it:
ns_param directoryproc your_proc_name
Or, you could create an ADP file, but that's more work as you can't just
start by copy-and-pasting the _ns_dirlist proc to do that ...
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