what works for me ISPConfig 3 > Website > Options > Apache directives : Code: <Directory "/var/www/clients/client1/web3/web/123"> Options +Indexes </Directory> can now list files folders in: http://(website)/123/ (I have PHP enabled) (using Fedora 10 perfect server, ISPConfig 3 => thanks Falko )
Hello, i can confirm the same problem, it doesn´t matter what combination of directory commands (symlink or not) i put in the conf, directory-listing (+indexes) only works if php is enabled. regards, falken
I have the same problem with getting the url to list files too. No matter which conf files I enabled, it's always error 403. So where do you guys enable the PHP and which PHP did you guys enabled? Thanks! Boon Hong.
I solved the listing problem. In ISPConfig3, go to System > Server Config > "Server name" > Web Tab > Security Level : High > Medium
Ministry of Resurrected Threads Sorry to revive an old thread but has any progress been made on this bug about Apache configuration to allow indexing of directories? I want to use only perl; I want to allow indexing on specific directories. And the only way to do it, as posters pointed out 9 months ago, is to enable php on a site. What progress?
Confirmation After playing around with the options and directives mentioned in this thread, I can confirm that directory listing works only if PHP is enabled. Not good. Takes too long to figure out.
Dont work for me <Directory "/var/www/clients/clientX/webY/web"> Options +Indexes </Directory> No .htaccess and no index.php or index.html and i only get defaut server page. When i add index.html i got that page
I recently had the same problem on a different server hosting ISPConfig.. What worked for me was I had to "chmod go+r ." in the directory I wanted to have read access to, apparently it doesn't list unless everyone can read from that directory, no brainer there I guess
