It does not come that way with apache, php being a third party module. You can do DirectoryIndex index.php index.html index.htm and so on. Check the docs for more details. Aman Raheja http://www.techquotes.com reg wrote:
Not that long ago (unfortunately, I cannot remember with which version of Apache) when I typed in a URL, I only needed to type as far as the directory and if a 'index.php' file was present in that directory then it would be executed. Now under Apache 2.0.53, unless I also type in the filename, I get a permission error. I am sure it is just a config setting somewhere but I guess I am looking for a clue as to where. I have a feeling this may be causing me grief elsewhere is realy the only reason otherwise I would just type in the complete path. Thanks. R.
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