I just discovered that apache2's auto index of a directory omits subdirectories for which access is restricted. Is there a way to change this behavior?
Concrete example (apache 2.0.47-1):
/var/www/Foo contains directories Bar and Baz.
/var/www/Foo/Bar contains a .htaccess which contains, in addition
to the needed Auth* directives,
<Limit GET>require valid-user</Limit>
Browsing to http://localhost/Foo yields only Baz in the directory
listing. However, if I also limit /Foo to the same account, then the
listing shows both directories.
What I want to have is a directory whose listing is publicly available
but the contents of the subdirectories are restricted to different
sets of users.
TIA,
-D
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