Hi, xanaboy. Thank you for your question.
A feature of many hosts, including Apache, which your host uses, is
the ability to create automatic indexes of all files in a directory.
Many hosts disable this feature by default, since it could be a
security risk. However, in most cases it can be enabled by simply
creating a special file.
In the folder you want indexes enabled for, create a file called
.htaccess (note the dot at the start of the name - this is important).
Insert the text "Options +Indexes" into it. Save, and an index will
automatically be generated for that folder.
It is probably easiest to create the .htaccess file on your computer
then copy it to the folder on your server where you want it (in this
case, that would be into the 'cangku' folder) via FTP. However, if you
would like instructions on how to do this through SSH, please request
a clarification and I will provide them.
Be warned that this will not work if you already have a file called
index.html (or similar) in the folder, or if your webhost has disabled
it completely. If your webhost has disabled it, you will need to email
them and ask for it to be enabled.
More information about the different options you can put in this
.htaccess file can be found at:
http://www.javascriptkit.com/howto/htaccess11.shtml
The following search may also prove useful:
://www.google.com/search?q=enabling+indexes+htaccess ('enabling
indexes htaccess')
I hope this was of use. If you have any further queries about this,
please don't hesitate to request a clarification.
Thanks,
wildeeo-ga |
Request for Answer Clarification by
xanaboy-ga
on
06 May 2004 15:39 PDT
hi wildeeo-ga!
THANKS!!! i got it working now!!!
http://www.xanaboy.com/cangku/
thank you sooo much!!!! you are awesome,
however this is my first time using Google Answer, so i have few more
little questions for ya,
What is this "answer clarification" thing for? is this the only way
to contact, i was trying to find your email earlir but couldn't,
if i send a answer clarification request, is it gonna charge me again?
if not, how many times can i send this request?
do i need to rate you too?
also since u answered my question, will the money automatically taken
off to you, or do i need to do something to approve?
at last, yes i would like some info. about how to use SSH to do some
setups, but i tried quite hard to get the SSH access of my webpage, I
kinda want to try it out :)
thanks a lot. you've been very helpful!
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Clarification of Answer by
wildeeo-ga
on
08 May 2004 12:27 PDT
I'm glad I could be of help.
THe answer clarification is intended to allow you to ask for further
explanation if an answer does not provide the information you need.
They are free, and you can ask for as many as you like, but they are
only intended to elaborate on the original question.
It's up to you as to whether you choose to rate a reviewer (although
we appriciate it!). Five stars is the best, one star the worst rating.
The money will automatically be distributed.
As for SSH, there is a tutorial for it at
http://www.webhostgear.com/35.html. Be careful, though; it's easy to
do damage accidently using SSH.
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Request for Answer Clarification by
xanaboy-ga
on
08 May 2004 18:09 PDT
dear wildeeo,
I just rated u a five star and tipped a little, forgive my tiny
amount of the reward and tip. I am a poor college student.
anyways are you guys work for Google as a pro-Google-answer-researcher?
or just private computer gosus come to here to make some extra money?
best wishes.
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Clarification of Answer by
wildeeo-ga
on
09 May 2004 15:32 PDT
We're freelance computer geniouses. :-) I too am a poor student, so I
answer questions here to make a little money.
I'm glad I could help, and hope you'll use google answers, again!
-- wildeeo
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