So, for a specific user I've setup a kind of "FTP-only" account. His FTP base dir is : /var/www/clients/client2/web4/web/ftp The web/ftp has been protected by .htaccess/.htpasswd But I get a 403 error while browsing to http://his.domain.tld/ftp if there is no index.html or index.php in ftp folder. Is there a way to display the usual default Apache2 files & dirs listing while browsing this folder ? Thanks in advance for your time. Nicolas
Thanks Edge ! So, shortcut is : Add an Apache directive under Sites then Options in ISPConfig for the wanted folder : Code: <Directory /var/www/his.domain.tld/web/ftp> Options +Indexes AllowOverride All Order allow,deny Allow from all </Directory> and restart Apache2.
Yes. But the apache restart is not nescessary, ispconfig will do that automatically when the new apache config file is written. as alternative, you could have added a .htaccess file in the folder /var/www/his.domain.tld/web/ftp/ with just this line in it: Options +Indexes