Show folder structure instead of 403 error

Hi Guys i have a special request and its internal, not for a client. For a special project we need on an special link to show the folder structure instead of the error 403, but there is only for this specific site, how we can do that?.

The important thing to consider is that the content of that folder wil change, becuse someone is going to upload files regularly.

Thanks a lot.

 

Sorry i forgot to put the info of my server.

I use Apache on Debian 10

 

403 is when indexes are disabled and the folder is either empty, or has no file matching the list of default files for apache to use in a folder (DirectoryIndex index.php index.html ... index.pl)

you can try allowing indexes in the apache directives for the site.. eg:

Code:

<Directory /var/www/<mysite.tld>/web/>
        Options +Indexes
        AllowOverride None
        Require all granted
</Directory>

assuming it's not already globally disabled and override blocked in the apache main config for security purposes...

 

I try this and didn't work, of course, i replace the <mysite.tld> for the correct path of my site.

But this configuration i put it on the option tab inside the website in the panel, or i should have put this in other place?

 

Hi @till i've already try this but is not working, this is the code y put in the Apache directives field

Code:

<Directory /var/www/clients/clientX/webXXX/web>
        Options +Indexes
        AllowOverride None
        Require all granted
</Directory>

And latter i try with th symlink

Code:

<Directory /var/www/xx.mydomain.tld/web>
        Options +Indexes
        AllowOverride None
        Require all granted
</Directory>

But as i told none of these work

 

firstly you should check the /etc/apache2/sites-available folder... make sure there's no .err file for the vhost.. if there is, there's something in the configuration it doesn't like.. no idea what, doesn't look to be anything wrong with what you show as being added..

otherwise, check the main apache2 configurations themselves.. Indexes might have been disabled globally, and overriding it blocked...

 

Try it in a sub folder 'downloads' or whatever and enable php. From my directive snippets:

Code:

<Directory {DOCROOT_CLIENT}/downloads>
   Options +Indexes
   AllowOverride None
   Require all granted
</Directory>

https://forum.howtoforge.com/threads/enable-directory-listing.33287/