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Logic behind display of .www folder ??
Post 302102206 by srinivasan_85 on Tuesday 9th of January 2007 04:10:05 AM
01-09-2007
Further Clarification wud be helpful
Hi,
Thank you for ur response. My problem is not related to webserver. Actually i am in an intranet, where in i have my own disk space of a shared network drive. In this case, i am the person who gives access to the .www dir of my home drive. Now I wanna put the index.htm in my .www dir, so that others type "http://www/~srini" to access my homepage. This home page is now the dir structure of my home directory. When i place index.htm in the .www dir, it will display the contents of index.htm. I just want to provide users a link on index.htm, which will lead them to the plain old dir structure display.
What you suggested is to rename index.htm to some other file say "random.htm", so that users would by default get the dir structure, from where they can click random.htm. But i just want to do the reverse !! I wanna make users click on a link on index.htm so that they would go back to the directory structure (which cannot be done thro a link to www/~srini, because it is overridden by the placing of index.htm) !
It is really difficult to express my problem verbally !
Thanks
Srini
Thank you for ur response. My problem is not related to webserver. Actually i am in an intranet, where in i have my own disk space of a shared network drive. In this case, i am the person who gives access to the .www dir of my home drive. Now I wanna put the index.htm in my .www dir, so that others type "http://www/~srini" to access my homepage. This home page is now the dir structure of my home directory. When i place index.htm in the .www dir, it will display the contents of index.htm. I just want to provide users a link on index.htm, which will lead them to the plain old dir structure display.
What you suggested is to rename index.htm to some other file say "random.htm", so that users would by default get the dir structure, from where they can click random.htm. But i just want to do the reverse !! I wanna make users click on a link on index.htm so that they would go back to the directory structure (which cannot be done thro a link to www/~srini, because it is overridden by the placing of index.htm) !
It is really difficult to express my problem verbally !
Thanks
Srini
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