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Return index.html for directories that don't have one #10
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Yes, you can!
I’ve kept the directory index out, because otherwise one gazillion search engines download tons of large binaries gazillion times a second … for no good reason, other than making Amazon rich out of my pocket :-)
… On Mar 27, 2017, at 20:57, Zvonimir Rudinski ***@***.***> wrote:
Hello,
Can I take this?
Also I have a question.
ubos-repo's job is to display directories or to serve HTML as well?
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Thanks :) I'm looking at the code and for some when I run |
You need to run In UBOS: |
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I'm sorry but I couldn't install UBOS on VirtualBox |
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To avoid bandwidth consumption by search engines, ubos-repo does not provide a listing of the files in the directories. This, however, tends to confuse people who are attempting to debug why packages aren't installing on UBOS: they think the server is misconfigured or the depot is empty.
So, using a mod_rewrite rule, perhaps, return an index.html document for those directories that don't have one that tells them about this.
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