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[SOLVED] Subdir visibility


Devian

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Hi everyone !

I have a problem and i haven't got any time, so please excuse me for not thoroughly checking the forum for a solution.

When i set up the apache everything is okay, but i forgot how to tell apache to recognize subdirs - what i mean :

i have set up the doc root to " d:/webroot " and the apache takes the index.html/htm/php/etc from there, so when i type in the browser " http://my.ip.address./ " it takes, for example, the index.php file. That's normal, but i forgot how to tell apache to do the same thing for, lets say : " http://my.ip.address/ha ". If i type ip " http://my.ip.address/ha/index.php " it works, but if i type in only " http://my.ip.address/ha " it doesn't ...

So, can anyone help ?

Thank You all in advance ! :)

rgds

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I have a problem and i haven't got any time, so please excuse me for not thoroughly checking the forum for a solution.

 

One would think that is you are in a hurry it would be quicker to search for an existing answer rather than have to wait for a response. Anyways, to answer your question, make sure your DirectoryIndex directive is set within your httpd.conf file. eg;

 

DirectoryIndex index.php

I fixed it :} It's just that i last worked with apache a long time ago ... and a few days ago a friend asked me for help and i was in a rush to help him as fast as i could, but i didn't remember even the basics of workin' with apache :} And a very disturbing situation occurred  :D

So anyway - thank you :)

This is  a nice forum - i had some to look through it today and it seems very helpful :}

 

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