that would definitely work.
and i should have mentioned before. you should add php to this directive
in apache....(this is mine)
<IfModule mod_dir.c>
DirectoryIndex index.php index.shtml index.html index.jsp
</IfModule>
that way if someone calls the directory(http://webserver/directory/) it
will default to those pages in the order you have them listed.
hth
jeff
Nick Gianakas
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Subject: Re: [PHP-INST] Apache_1.3.26 -
Directory Access
01/31/2003 01:18
PM
Not sure, but if you add a "welcome" page (like index.html), would that
also do it (along w/ the obvious side-effect)?
Regards,
Nick
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> in your Apache -> httpd.conf, comment out this line.....and restart
apache.
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> AddModule mod_autoindex.c
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> hth
> jeff
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>
>
> "Atif Jakupovic"
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> Subject: [PHP-INST]
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> 01/31/2003 01:05
> PM
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>
>
> I need to find out how to protect files in a directory to be seen by a
Web
> browser.
>
> For example: The 'http://my_web_site/my_directory/index.php' file will
be
> displayed correctly, but if I type 'http://my_web_site/my_directory/'
I'll
> see the list of files and directories in the 'my_directory' directory.
>
> (Embedded image moved to file: pic30568.pcx)
>
> This is not secure.
>
> Please, does somebody know how I can protect a direct access to my
> directories from a web browser?
>
> Thank you
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