[RESOLVED] Customized Auto Index per cPanel User

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AndrewT

Well-Known Member
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#1
First let me say that it would be nice to have support for Apache's mod_autoindex directives. While the LS method of using a PHP script is more customizable, it is just too complicated for some users.

Having said that, I'm not having any luck getting a custom auto index script to work on individual cPanel user accounts. It is enabled and the URI is set to /_lsautoindex/default.php but the script on the user account is not being used. I must be missing something obvious.
 
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AndrewT

Well-Known Member
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Why would it have to be /_autoindex/default.php? Seems like the point of setting the URI is so that you can set it to whatever you like. Regardless, I already tried this as well with no luck. There are no errors, the default auto index script for the server is simply used.
 
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NiteWave

Administrator
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#5
AndrewT said:
After some more testing I've figured it out. An alias is still required to force it to use the local account's script.
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something like:

Code: 
alias /_autoindex/default.php /home/domain1/myindex.php
in httpd.conf, vhost section? so every vhost can have its own customized autoindex page or disable it. Looks like a nice trick worthing to recommend. Thanks
 
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