Gary Pigott wrote:
> I've got a little problem.... I'm running apache 1.3 on Debian with
> PHP4 on a production web server. I did an apt-get install PHP4 to
> update to 4.3.8, over this mornings little security issue. Then the
> fun starts. The DirectoryIndex directive in httpd.conf has stopped
> working! Even though there's a perfectly valid index.html and/or
> index.php in the root directory, apache still displays a full
> directory listing. Entering www.foo.com/index.php runs as normal. Does
> anyone have any ideas?
>> Gary
I assume the apache was an RPM install as well?
It could be that you updated from a CGI-based PHP to a module-based PHP?
If so, you'll need to load it with LoadModule.
Also, check that you have the appropriate handler installed for .php -
it should be there, if it worked before the update, but you never know!
Are there any errors in the logs? They're usually found in either
/var/logs/httpd/ or /usr/local/apache/logs/
Kae
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