How Can I Change the Index Listing In a Directory?
You can change the initial page that is sent to client requests when a directory is accessed by placing the following line into your .htaccess file:
DirectoryIndex filename
Replace "filename" with the actual file you wish displayed when someone visits the directory where your .htaccess file exists.
By default, the webserver will display a file named "index.html". If that does not exist, then it displays "index.htm". If that does not exist, then it displays "index.shtml". If that does not exist, then it displays "index.php".
Finally, if that does not exist either it displays "index.cgi". If none of these files exists then a list all of the files in the current directory will be displayed.
DirectoryIndex filename
Replace "filename" with the actual file you wish displayed when someone visits the directory where your .htaccess file exists.
By default, the webserver will display a file named "index.html". If that does not exist, then it displays "index.htm". If that does not exist, then it displays "index.shtml". If that does not exist, then it displays "index.php".
Finally, if that does not exist either it displays "index.cgi". If none of these files exists then a list all of the files in the current directory will be displayed.
Updated on: 26/12/2018
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