Eric Covener wrote:
I see the same with php5-cgi but not with short shell scripts. Seems
like a bug.
https://issues.apache.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=49810 submitted
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The official User-To-User support forum of the Apac
> This seems like an apache bug to me, but wanted to pass it by this group
> first. Any thoughts? To me it seems that the output of the
> mod_autoindex directory listing and the header/footer stuff is some a
> separate stream and being buffered to the end. When php as a cgi is
> used on the heade
It seems that mod_autoindex's directory listing and the custom header
and footer files are separate streams that are not sequenced/handled
correctly in all circumstances. Here are details of 2 failure modes.
Apache version: Apache/2.2.11
Using dreamhost for hosting. PHP as a mod no longer avail
It seems that mod_autoindex's directory listing and the custom header
and footer files are separate streams that are not sequenced/handled
correctly in all circumstances. Here are details of 2 failure modes.
Apache /version: Apache/2.2.11
/Using dreamhost for hosting.
.htaccess includes:
Add
On Fri, Mar 12, 2010 at 10:07 PM, Robert Dahlem wrote:
> Hi,
>
> my http server has a directory with 250+ subdirectories. There is no
> index.html, so mod_autoindex does the job. A reload takes about 40
> seconds on a Xeon E3110 with 3 GHz, meanwhile one core is hit with 100%
> load by a process n
Hi,
my http server has a directory with 250+ subdirectories. There is no
index.html, so mod_autoindex does the job. A reload takes about 40
seconds on a Xeon E3110 with 3 GHz, meanwhile one core is hit with 100%
load by a process named httpd2-prefork.
That is way. too. slow. :-)
The system runs
brief question. I like the mod_autoindex directory index.
I would like to use the description field (AddDescription), but I don'w want
to have to edit the /etc/httpd/ files and restart the server every time I
want to do this. instead, I would much prefer to have a file in the
directory itself th
Hi there,
mod_autoindex confuses me theses days. I'm running 2.2.11 (MacOS X via
MacPorts) and 2.2.8 (Ubuntu). I'm scratching the head over issues
listed below.
1. By reading the documentation [1], I'm getting the impression that,
for example, FancyIndexing, is off by default ("..If the FancyInd
