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Index a subdirectory of DocumentRoot Apache

Hi there, I've the DocumentRoot with the Options +Indexes enabled. However, I cannot find via browser the subdirs of the DocumentRoot. How can I fix it? Thanks.

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Maybe they don't have the read and execute permission flag set?

Try chmod ug+rx filename and make sure the subdirs belong to the apache user.

JochenJung  2010-08-04 19:42:45
Well, yes, I was a permission problem. They was 700 I don't know why :D Sometimes, when you're stuck in a problem, it's just a matter of point of view.Thanks :)
Diego  2010-08-05 08:11:40

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