find-index
Applicable in PathCheck-class directives.
The find-index function investigates whether the requested path is a directory. If the path is directory, the function searches for an index file in the directory, and then changes the path to point to the index file. If no index file is found, the server generates a directory listing.
If the obj.conf file contains a NameTrans directive that calls home-page and the requested directory is the root directory, then the home page rather than the index page is returned to the client.
The find-index function does nothing if there is a query string, if the HTTP method is not GET, or if the path is that of a valid file.
Parameters
The following table describes parameters for the find-index function.
Table 5–59 find-index parameters|
Parameter |
Description |
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Comma-separated list of index file names to look for. Use spaces only if they are part of a file name. Do not include spaces before or after the commas. This list is casesensitive if the file system is casesensitive. |
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bucket |
(Optional) Common to all obj.conf functions. |
Example
PathCheck fn=find-index index-names=index.html,home.html |
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