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Jonathan N. Little
rf said:Luigi's girlfriend? Yep, noticed her.
Naw, she is just entranced by is non-linear thought process.
rf said:Luigi's girlfriend? Yep, noticed her.
there was a Richard way back that everyone greatly
disrespected. Folk were warned to take no notice of anything he
said, there were histories and websites about all his failings
and trollings and on and on...
Get stuffed.
Mark Parnell said:Deciding to do something for the good of humanity, dorayme
Now, now.
You know better than to take a comment like that to heart,
especially from a fellow Aussie.
BTW: Whatever you do, don't let Richard show you his roo...
dorayme said:You know anything about .htaccess files? They work too much for
me: I want only that they block the directory view of the file
system on the server. What happens is this: I read carefully the
tute I have on this thing. I carefully put .htaccess file on
server in the directory I want or sometimes at the top level to
apply to all folders, with just
Options -Indexes
in it.
The effect is it works but a day or two later, I can't access any
of the actual files inside either. Or immediately, it has this
effect. I know all about getting it on servers, the name right in
the end and so on. But I am generally miffed. Maybe I need a
better tute? It is just this directory view block I want. Any
ideas?
Mark Parnell said:Deciding to do something for the good of humanity, dorayme
Ah, yes (didn't realise you'd been here that long?). This is the other
Richard. Just call him rf if it helps. Or "cheers Richard" (who used to
call him that? Was it Edwin?).
Getting nostalgic now. If only brucie were here...
Mark Parnell said:BTW: Whatever you do, don't let Richard show you his roo...
"rf said:Typical bloody kneejerk reaction from a sheila. Probably thinks all people
on the planet who happen to be called Richard are the same as that "other"
Richard.
Els said:Did you look at your error log? The 'options -indexes' thing must be
enabled, otherwise it just gives an error when you try to access
anything in a folder with that in the .htaccess.
dorayme said:I will need to look at this business of "enabling" it seems.
Where to start?
dorayme said:I will need to look at this business of "enabling" it seems.
Where to start?
Els said:In the config file of Apache - but you're on a shared server?
Just look in the logfiles. If it complains about the options, it needs
enabling. If it doesn't, there is an other problem.
However, if the server isn't yours to configure, you probably have
CPanel, and you can use the Index Manager there to close open
directories.
Leonard Blaisdell said:I'd start with emailing your ISP as to whether they allow user
configurable "Options -Indexes" in .htaccess. If they don't allow it,
you can't use it on their servers. They configure what options they will
allow you to set in .htaccess by configuring httpd.conf on their end.
You have no control over this.
If you are your own ISP, which I doubt, I have other ideas.
Els said:In the config file of Apache - but you're on a shared server?
Just look in the logfiles. If it complains about the options, it needs
enabling. If it doesn't, there is an other problem.
However, if the server isn't yours to configure, you probably have
CPanel, and you can use the Index Manager there to close open
directories.
Els said:In the config file of Apache - but you're on a shared server?
Just look in the logfiles. If it complains about the options, it needs
enabling. If it doesn't, there is an other problem.
However, if the server isn't yours to configure, you probably have
CPanel, and you can use the Index Manager there to close open
directories.
htaccess, shmaccess! It has given me a headache.
For now, I have implemented a simple solution with not much of a
downside (for what I want). Why didn't I think of it before? I have
just put an index file with a notice to say the directory listing is
denied at the levels I want. Yes, this means people need a specific url
to a file in these cases. But that is fine. I do this a lot, when
things overpower my brain, I go primitive...
[I am posting from Google - sorry Blinkey - because it is too much
trouble finding things in MT-Newswatcher that are no longer currently
talked about. I wonder if there is a way to look at Google, find the
thread and go back and use the MT to continue the thread without losing
the right headers and all that super scientific stuff so that it looks
like a "natural" reply to the post. Probably too much trouble. I am
also wondering if these remarks are any kind of deeper OT to the thread
heading that was originally so shameleessly veered off]
I am posting from Google - sorry Blinkey - because it is too much
trouble finding things in MT-Newswatcher that are no longer currently
talked about.
Leonard Blaisdell said:(e-mail address removed) wrote:
Leonard Blaisdell said:Option-double-click on a group in the groups window, fill in the blank
and you will get as many articles as you want from one to (don't know).
Leonard Blaisdell said:Google! Honestly!
I have no idea what I said there or why. Googool?
dorayme said:Purple and green...? Maroon and grey... ? I will know when I see
it and the client says nice things...
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