Hi Mike, Thanks, it works fine! Also as a general config, not just for a specific directory! But how come? Shouldn't it have worked without forcing the type? I'll look into it...
Amir Mike Brownlow wrote: > Amir Ish-Hurwitz wrote: > > Hi, > > > > Both ReadmeName and HeaderName somehow don't work in my Apache. Nothing > > is appended to any directory listing while README and HEADER exist in the > > relevant directory and are readable to all users. I have Apache 1.3.9, > > Apache-SSL 1.3.9 (both Debian packages) and Apache 1.3.12 (compiled > > myself). My Debian version is 2.2 and my kernel is 2.2.16. It's not really > > important, but it sure is irritating. As far as I'm concerned my Apache > > configuration is okay: it says > > > > ReadmeName README > > HeaderName HEADER > <snip> > > Hi Amir, > Try forcing the type of the README and HEADER files for the > directory sections you want. E.g.: > > <Directory /some/dir> > Options Indexes > AllowOvrride None > > <Files ~ "(README|HEADER)$"> > ForceType text/plain > </Files> > > order allow,deny > allow from all > </Directory> <snip>
