Hi everyone,
I'm having trouble with my default index file (DirectoryIndex) in Apache
2. No matter what I try to do, index.pl does not show up as the default
page. Instead, Apache gives me a directory listing. I've tried
searching various lists and forums but I cannot find a straightforward
Hi
On Tue 27-Sep-2005 at 01:59:10PM -0400, Dickon Newman wrote:
DirectoryIndex index.html index.html.var index.pl
The line above, with the DocumentRoot pointing to a directory with an
index.html and a index.pl will resut if the index.html being served --
try putting inde
Frank,
What happens if you move (or copy) the DirectoryIndex definition into
the directory container for the perl scripts. Thus:
Problem persistsI also tried placing the DirectoryIndex into the
Vhost config lines.no luck...
Dickon...
Changing the extension does not allow the page to come up as default
(even when changing the DirectoryIndex to reflect the extension change).
However, loading the page with a cgi extension works fine just as it did
with a pl extension. The script doesn't have a problem executingmy
perl mo
Same results. Index.pl doesn't show as default.
I searched my entire httpd.conf file, and there is not other
"DirectoryIndex" tags.
Dickon...
Frank Maas wrote:
Now I know you don't want this in the end, but what happens if you
add 'AddHandler perl-script .pl' to your configuration? And ar
This is a little over my head..is it really the solution to my
problem? Does this mean the problem lies with ModPerl::RegistryPrefork?
There has to be a better way to have index.pl show up as default!
However, if you tell me there isn't, I shall begin learning about this
and pursuing it
I tried wrapping the DirectoryIndex (in the main config area) around
this IfModule tag..problem persists.
Dickon...
Jeff wrote:
This is a little over my head..is it really the solution to my
problem? Does this mean the problem lies with ModPerl::RegistryPrefork?
There has to be a b
