> http://www.apache.org/docs/mod/mod_autoindex.html
>
> (Compile in mod_autoindex, and set IndexOptions as you want.)
>
mod_autoindex is compiled into apache by default so unless whomever
compiled apache specifically disabled it it is most likely there.
> Could you send an example configuration of Apache that uses the
> mod_autoindex?
In apache you need to have "Indexes" enabled in your httpd.conf. This
is usually done by default and looks something like this once you have
added other options to it:
<Directory "/path/to/you/root/dir">
Options Indexes Includes MultiViews ExecCGI
</Directory>
To utilize it all you need to do is point htdig (start_url:) at a
directory that conatains none of the defualt index files (index.html,
index.htm, index.whatever the sysadmin has added) and apache will spit
out a listing of all the files in the directory. Htdig will then
follow all those links to wherever you allow it with limit_urls_to:
directive.
start_url: http://www.yourserver.com/path/to/dir/
limit_urls_to: /path/to/dir/ http://www.otherserver.com/goodstuff/
You can also make a web page that contains links to the directories you
want to index and use that as your start_url:
start_url: http://www.yourserver.com/listofdirs.html
limit_urls_to: /path/to/dir/ http://www.otherserver.com/yep/
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Clint Gilders
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