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July 29th, 2004, 05:40 AM
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apache 2 dosn't pass index.php automatically
Hi.
The only file, that is automatically processed is the index.html. I would like to have it also process index.php and so on. I have changed the DirectoryIndex like so: "DirectoryIndex index.html index.php" but still, if i use the path: "http://myserver/" there is no processing of the index.php file. But if i use this path: "http://myserver/index.php" i can se the file correct. So i need to enable apache 2 to pass the index.php automatically. - pheifel
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July 29th, 2004, 07:06 AM
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The DirectoryIndex directive prioritizes the files in the order in which they're listed. So in your config, if you have an index.html file, it will be displayed as the default index even if there's an index.php. Move index.php in front of index.html and it should be the default index. Don't forget to restart apache after making the change.
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