- .htaccess 403 problem
- Posted by snorkerz@gmail.com on March 10th, 2006
Could anyone tell me how to make a 403 page come up if there is no
index.htm etc file in a directory. My directories currently come up
with a list of the files in there. I know I can put IndexIgnore * in
the .htaccess file, but that doesn't generate the 403. Thanks All :-)
- Posted by hug on March 10th, 2006
snorkerz@gmail.com wrote:
If I'm remembering correctly a 403 means "Forbidden". Are you sure
you're not thinking of 404 (Not Found)? If that's what you want you
need to look at ErrorDocument.
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- Posted by Terry on March 10th, 2006
snorkerz@gmail.com wrote:
please stay out ;-)
It is simple and works - two good things IMHO.
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- Posted by snorkerz@gmail.com on March 10th, 2006
Terry wrote:
Can't argue with the logic - and agree it would work - but it's a case
of wanting to know the 'real' way of doing it so that I'll know in the
future :-)
- Posted by snorkerz@gmail.com on March 10th, 2006
You're right, 403 is 'Forbidden' but I'm sure that's what most apache
servers normally throw up instead of a list of files.
- Posted by Toby Inkster on March 10th, 2006
snorkerz wrote:
Options -Indexes
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- Posted by hug on March 10th, 2006
snorkerz@gmail.com wrote:
The real way of keeping people out is to make it impossible (or at
least very difficult) for them to get in. That "Apache basic access"
thing is one way to get the job done.
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- Posted by JackM on March 11th, 2006
snorkerz@gmail.com wrote:
Toby gave you the right answer but to take it a step further, I prefer
doing it this way:
Options -Indexes FollowSymLinks Includes
But just the Options -Indexes will do what you're asking.
Jack
- Posted by Paul Ding on March 11th, 2006
On Fri, 10 Mar 2006 22:47:27 +0000, Toby Inkster
<usenet200603@tobyinkster.co.uk> posted something that included:
Just in case you're confused by all the other responses, Snorkerz,
Toby has it right.
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- Posted by snorkerz@gmail.com on March 11th, 2006
Thanks to everyone for their help - I'm going to sit down right now and
sort it out.
