I try to list the content of a VirtualHost (with the directive Options
Indexes) on apache 2.0.52 (on centos 4) but only some subdirectories
appear.
All the subdirectories that have a <Directory > directive inside the
<Vitualhost > in httpd.conf are not listed.
Some have a <Directory > section to enable a basic authentification on
those folders.
So only the files which are not protected do appear on
the listing.... and I want ALL the files and folders on the listing !

Has somebody already seen this problem ? Thanks for your .

On 2007-02-07, laeti_bou@yahoo.fr <laeti_bou@yahoo.fr> wrote:
> Has somebody already seen this problem ?

Yes, is a known 'feature' of having password protection in
directories, the only thing you can do is to build the directory
list by hand and not let apache generate this in automatic. AFAIK
there isn't a way to alter it.

Davide

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On 7 fév, 20:21, Davide Bianchi <davideyeahs...@onlyforfun.net> wrote:
> Yes, is a known 'feature' of having password protection in
> directories, the only thing you can do is to build the directory
> list by hand and not let apache generate this in automatic. AFAIK
> there isn't a way to alter it.
>

Thank you for your answer.
Is it the same if I use and LDAP athentication ? or does it only appen
with AuthType Basic ?
Can you confirm me that this problem appeared only in recent realeases
of apache ? (I have also an apache 1.3.27 on rehhat 7.3, and the
listing is OK)

I have also noticed and strange behaviour of the "server-info"
section : it only lists two or three VirtualHosts (I have more) at the
end of the http://my.webserver.host/server-info page, and the sections
doesn't seem to be complete : for example,

in the mod_alias.c module section, the "Current configuration" is :
Alias /icons/ "/var/www/icons/"
ScriptAlias /cgi-bin/ "/var/www/cgi-bin/"
Alias /error/ "/var/www/error/"
<VirtualHost *:80>
Alias /admin/ "/var/www/oneOfMyVhost/admin/"
</Directory>

But I don't have a syntax error in httpd.conf (the httpd daemons
starts, no error in log files, not errors in configtest).
Is it also a known problem ? Or does it mean that something is wrong
in my httpd.conf file ?

On 2007-02-08, laeti_bou@yahoo.fr <laeti_bou@yahoo.fr> wrote:
> Is it the same if I use and LDAP athentication ?

It is the same with any kind of authentication. The point is that Apache
checks if you have authentication and just disable the listing of that
directory.

> <VirtualHost *:80>
> Alias /admin/ "/var/www/oneOfMyVhost/admin/"
> </Directory>

Why you have a <VirtualHost> and then a </Directory> block? Or you don't
and that is what is displayed? If so, maybe the server_info is misreading
your configuration file.

> Is it also a known problem?

Never heard of, but I've never used that details level of 'server_info',
have you checked in the developer mailing list of apache?

> Or does it mean that something is wrong in my httpd.conf file ?

Could be, but you're the only one that can check that...

Davide

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On 8 fév, 12:39, Davide Bianchi <davideyeahs...@onlyforfun.net> wrote:

> Why you have a <VirtualHost> and then a </Directory> block? Or you don't
> and that is what is displayed?

I don't : that is what is displayed.

> have you checked in the developer mailing list of apache?

I just did it, and this seems to be an unfixed bug : http://
issues.apache.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=39940

thanks

On 2007-02-08, laeti_bou@yahoo.fr <laeti_bou@yahoo.fr> wrote:
> I just did it, and this seems to be an unfixed bug : http://
> issues.apache.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=39940

Well, that's explains it.
Davide

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