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Date: Thu, 27 Oct 2005 12:23:16 -0700
From: Ben Gardiner <bengard@gmail.com>
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Subject: [users@httpd] Combination of plain and html

Hi Users --

I am new at Apache but a veteran from the BBS days.  So I have a
combination of html files and plain ascii.

Does anyone else have that combination?

I am trying, so far without success, to set up httpd.conf to permit
callers to access the plain ascii files.  I don't really know diddly
squat about httpd.conf and am hoping that someone who has this
combination of files can tell me how to set the <Directory notes and
where to put them in that httpd.conf file.

And yes, I have read the documentation -- and got even more confused.

Ben
From:  Ben Gardiner
Return address:  bengard@gmail.com

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