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I don't know if there is any way of doing this, but when viewing the generic apache "Index of /" page on some servers, I see an image at the bottom of the page. Unfortunately, I can't think of any example sites offhand. Is there an option in httpd.conf to do this, or am I crazy? I am positive that what I am talking about is not an image embedded into an HTML page, but an actual image that you can see when browsing files on an HTTP server, usually located by where it displays the system information, hostname, PHP version, etc.
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Last edited by cesura (2010-07-26 08:05:34)
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It's part of the mod_autoindex module. You give it directives like this to include a HTML file at the top and bottom (respectively) of the auto-generated indexes:
ReadmeName /FOOTER.html
HeaderName /HEADER.htmlThese files can then be excluded from the index listing:
IndexIgnore HEADER.html FOOTER.htmlLast edited by fukawi2 (2010-07-26 04:20:10)
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Thanks for the clear and concise answer
I really appreciate it!
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