How to make a website like ftpsite?

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users,您好!

What my mean is not mod_ftp !!
It's just a experiment to study apache !
What i want to do is make a website like ftpsite:after open the URL i can see the file list
and i can download all files!
First.i use "Options Indexes" and "DirectoryIndex none" list the all file!
    By default, when i click on the file, some types can brows directly(just like *.html *.txt *.gif *.jpg ...) and some other types will prompt download dialog for choosen(like *.tar.gz *.mp3 and so on). So i want to try when click on *.html it also appear the prompt dialog for choosen! 
    And i found 【If the media type remains unknown, the recipient SHOULD treat it as type "application/octet-stream".】on rfc2616! So i think maybe i can get the result by change the response header!!(qu.1: Is it a right idea?) 
    So i set   <VirtualHost 125.35.14.229:80>
    				DocumentRoot /opt/webdata/www2cn
    				ServerName www2.putiantaili.com.cn
    				DirectoryIndex index.none
     				<Directory "/opt/webdata/www2cn/download-dir">
        			#try to : all files download only ,can't browser with IE
        			Options Indexes FollowSymLinks
        			Header set Content-Type application/octet-stream
        			Header append 123-Type 123
        			AllowOverride All
        			Order deny,allow
        			allow from all
    				</Directory>
			   </VirtualHost>
But the result is failure! (very depressed!!) 
And the reponse header is : 
HTTP/1.0 200 OK
Server: Apache/2.2.4 (Unix) mod_ssl/2.2.4 OpenSSL/0.9.7a
ETag: "97b7d-2d-75d78680"
Accept-Ranges: bytes
Content-Type: text/plain     (why not application/octet-stream)
123-Type: 123 				 (123-type header set )

And qu.2 : How to make a website like ftpsite?  Thank you for your help!!!
(This experiment takes me a long time and halt)










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