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A question with Apache 1.3 and ColdFusion

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Boethius

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Using XP, yes i am aware of a bug, but thats not the question... I have recently installed apache, and I am quite a newbie when it comes to its configuration. I have gotten it to work, even with coldfusion, and now I am wondering how to make default documents out of coldfusion files, that is index.cfm should automatically be loaded when the browser accesses that specific folder. I know how to do this in IIS, but since I am new to Apache under windows, I would like to know, I appreciate any kind of help, and looking in the doc pages seems to be an endless task 😉

Thanks,
 
You'll need to find your Apache configuration file. It's usually called httpd.conf. Open it up for edit. Look for the line similar to this:

DirectoryIndex index.html index.htm default.html default.htm

or something like that. The parameters after DirectoryIndex determines the order that the Apache will look for files. In your case, you would want it too look like this:

DirectoryIndex index.cfm default.cfm index.html

and so on.
 
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