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Synopsis: HEADER and README files are not displaying with index listings, even though correct permissions on files and dirs is evident, and httpd.conf is configured to allow their loading. State-Changed-From-To: open-feedback State-Changed-By: coar State-Changed-When: Thu Sep 9 15:52:30 PDT 1999 State-Changed-Why: What are the *exact* settings of the HeaderName and ReadmeName directives? Prior to 1.3.9, you could use a directive such as "HeaderName HEADER", and Apache would explicitly look for HEADER, HEADER.html, and HEADER.txt. With 1.3.8, this is no longer explicit, which means that you either have to specify the full name (e.g., HEADER.html) of the file, or else enable Multiviews (e.g., with a "Options +Multiviews" directive) for the directory being indexed. The plus side of the change is that *any* sort of text/* file can be used for HeaderName and ReadmeName, and text/html files can be parsed for server-side includes. Please try either using a full filename in the directives, or else enabling multiviews, and let me know the results. Category-Changed-From-To: general-mod_autoindex Category-Changed-By: coar Category-Changed-When: Thu Sep 9 15:52:30 PDT 1999
