Zachary Uram wrote:
It looks like you have a lot of reading of the Apache documentation to do, to occupy your Christmas holidays.I am running Apache 2 in Linux and have several websites. Say site A is in /var/www/a and there is a directory /var/www/a/foo/ and foo/ has 3 .html files but I only wish to serve index.html so how do I protect the other files so that people can't fish for the name to find them. Also how do I prevent visitors from browsing other directories? And what if I am using CSS and PHP how can I protect that also? I have heard about .htaccess but I don't know how to set this up. Can I see someone's file?
Maybe forget .htaccess for now, and look at these : Your basic page is http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.2/mod/directives.html Look at : Location Directory Files DirectoryIndex Options (Indexes) Allow DenyThere are plenty of examples in the documentation, written by people who really know how Apache works. They have spent a lot of time writing the docs and the examples. The best way to get on the right path is to acknowledge their efforts, and make an effort yourself at reading the on-line documentation. All the answers to all your questions above are there.
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