Mailing List Archive: HEADER and README in 1.3.19

HEADER and README in 1.3.19

Jan 16, 2002, 6:05 PM

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I upgrade to a newer version of Redhat, which installed
the 1.3.19 now the "HeaderName HEADER" and "ReadmeName README "No
longer function.
I do get directory listing with icons, however the HEADER and Readme
files do not get Prepended and appended to the listing
Before I just had test files names README and HEADER, now I have
tried using .txt .html, and none of them work.

Is there a reason for this.
What configuration am I missing?

David Tersigni
NAWCWPNS Code 525130E
805.989.0953
mailto:tersignida@navair.navy.mil

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RE: HEADER and README in 1.3.19 [ In reply to ]

joshua at slive

Jan 16, 2002, 6:17 PM

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> From: Tersigni, David A [mailto:TersigniDA@navair.navy.mil]

> I upgrade to a newer version of Redhat, which installed
> the 1.3.19 now the "HeaderName HEADER" and "ReadmeName README "No
> longer function.

I believe that you either need to

1. Turn on Multiviews; or

2. Explictly name "HeaderName HEADER.html" or "HeaderName HEADER.txt" or
whatever.

I recommend option 2.

Joshua.

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RE: HEADER and README in 1.3.19 [ In reply to ]

TersigniDA at navair

Jan 16, 2002, 6:30 PM

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Joshua,

I thought I tried option 2.... Well I tried it again, and it worked.
This is contrary to the "instructional" comments in the existing httpd.conf,
also, It did not pick up the TEXT file when it was simply named HEADER.

Very strange, but it is working now with both HEADER.html and HEADER.txt

Thanks
v/r Dave

-----Original Message-----
From: Joshua Slive [mailto:joshua@slive.ca]
Sent: Wednesday, January 16, 2002 5:18 PM
To: users@httpd.apache.org
Subject: RE: HEADER and README in 1.3.19

> From: Tersigni, David A [mailto:TersigniDA@navair.navy.mil]

> I upgrade to a newer version of Redhat, which installed
> the 1.3.19 now the "HeaderName HEADER" and "ReadmeName README "No
> longer function.

I believe that you either need to

1. Turn on Multiviews; or

2. Explictly name "HeaderName HEADER.html" or "HeaderName HEADER.txt" or
whatever.

I recommend option 2.

Joshua.

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