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Date: Sun, 13 Mar 2005 17:31:01 -0500
From: Jim <jim@vxaxv.com>
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Subject: Re: [users@httpd] mod_autoindex hiding files

Joshua Slive wrote:
> On Sat, 12 Mar 2005 22:58:04 -0500, Jim <jim@vxaxv.com> wrote:
> 
>>I know this has to have been asked before but for the life of me i cant
>>find the answer in the archives or on the apache website.  Google also
>>was not able to provide the answer.  Perhaps this is because im not
>>exactly sure what the problem is.
>>
>>I have a centos 3.4 server running apache 2.0.46
> 
> 
> Very old version.  You should upgrade before trying to debug.
> 

Id love to.  However, this is the latest version available for this 
platform without installing manually.  I dont want to break any 
dependencies and yum complains if i try to install a newer version than 
what it sees available.


> 
>>I have a bunch of files in a directory and i wish to access these files
>>via web.  This works great for most files but some dont show up.  I have
>>an .iso file which apache seems to want to hide from view.  Is this
>>mod_autoindex not showing this file or something else?  How can i make
>>apache show all files?  I cant seem to figure this out
> 
> 
> The only files that apache hides are those listed in IndexIgnore and
> those that are not accessible to the client.  Check those two
> conditions first.
> 
> I've heard some reports of problems on some systems with very-large
> files, which might match your ISO.  But you should upgrade to a more
> recent version before looking into that further.
> 

This seems to be exactly what is going on.  I have multiple isos which 
are over 3gb in size.  I tried renaming it to something else (.txt) and 
it still hides it so i dont believe it to be related to the extension of 
the file.

Thanks for the infomation.  I'll bring this over to the centos list to 
see how i can upgrade apache without causing problems.

Thanks again

Jim

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