Tek Budda wrote: > Further to the earlier thread I posted I think I have decided to just > have the shared calender as an html file in the folder and then have a > folder for file in that folder, like the example below: > www.domain.ca > - Sub-Folder (Folder) > * Calendar.htm (File) > * Files (Folder) > - file1.doc > - file2.xls > - etc. > > Instead of having to create a web page listing the files and keep it > updated I would like to just have it lists the files like you do when > you browse an ftp site or something. I can't remember what it is called > and how to do it. > > Can anyone remind me what it is amd how to do it?
If it is an apache server, then you can use the .htaccess file to address both issues. First, the phrase you're looking for is "Directory Listing", and should be in the Apache documentation (or in the config files themselves...). If you're not on Apache, there's a check box for this on the other web server... :) > > Also, if I could figure out a way to password protect the folder without > having to pay the developers who maintain our webspace even better. Depending on how secure you want the folder to be, look into the various options with the .htaccess and .htpassword files... (again, if the server is Apache). > I am just having a huge brain fart day so fogive the duh factor. We've all had those moments (was troubleshooting a power supply and motherboard problem the other day... frustrated no end cuz the system wouldn't boot up... after I pulled the power supply I noticed the wall end wasn't plugged in.. DOH!!) Hope this helps. I'd dig deeper and give you the specific commands for Apache, but I was just getting ready for bed... Shawn _______________________________________________ clug-talk mailing list [email protected] http://clug.ca/mailman/listinfo/clug-talk_clug.ca Mailing List Guidelines (http://clug.ca/ml_guidelines.php) **Please remove these lines when replying
