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Subject: [users@httpd] DirectoryIndex and SetHandler
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I've have a small configuration issue with the simultaneous use of
DirectoryIndex and SetHandler

I have a DirectoryIndex defined as such

<Directory /usr/www/dir>
  DirectoryIndex home
</Driectory>

When I define a handler as below, with a SetHandler in a Location
directive pointing to the same  directory,

<Location /dir>
  SetHandler myhandler
</Location>
<Location /dir/image>
  SetHandler None
</Location>


myhandler is being applied as '/dir' instead of '/dir/home', as I hoped
it would.  How can I change the configuration so myhandler is applied as
'/dir/home'
while making sure that for '/dir/image' myhandler is not being applied

Greetings

Ruben


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