DirectoryIndex set priority .html .php

[Brenton]

Hi

Not sure how to do this on my ISPConfig server.

I want index.html to be loaded first. I have a index.html (a holding page) and index.php (the Joomla CMS) and while I'm working on the site I want web users to see the index.html and only the client to see index.php, by explicitly typing it in as part of the URL.

I can do it on my local internal dev server, but not on my public ISPconfig server.

Please help.
Brenton

[falko]

Please go to the Options tab of that web site in ISPConfig. There you have a textarea with index files. Just place index.html before index.php there (but that should be the default setting).

[Brenton]

Hi Falko

I've had a look there and the order of the list is:
index.html
index.htm
index.php
index.php5
etc.

But the .php is still loading before the .html.

the site is http://www.sabcoha.org/ and the index.html can be seen if you type http://www.sabcoha.org/index.html

It's a strange one that has me confused.

Regards
Brenton

[till]

Have a look at the oder of the directory index directive in your apache2.conf file too.

[Brenton]

Hi till

Thanks for your reply.

I've checked that too.

The /etc/apache2/apache2.conf file reads
DirectoryIndex index.html index.htm index.shtml index.cgi index.php index.php3 index.pl index.xhtml

I'm at a loss with this.

Regards
Brenton

[till]

Maybe you have more then one apache server installed. Please check with:

netstat -tap

if really a apache2 and not a apache1 is listening on port 81. Have you tried to restart your whole server to kill processes that might run with an old configuration?

[Brenton]

Hi till and Falko

I've just decided to have a look at the .htaccess file and found that it read:
DirectoryIndex index.php

Sorry for wasting your time, I should have checked this first.

Regards
Brenton

[blocker]

is there a way to fix the directory index priority for all the sites at once? for example i want to have index.php as highest prority

[falko]

No, this is only possible on a per-site basis.

[blocker]

No, this is only possible on a per-site basis.

what about:

update isp_isp_web set optionen_directory_index="index.htm
\nindex.html\nindex.php........................"

[falko]

Try
update isp_isp_web set optionen_directory_index="index.htm
\nindex.html\nindex.php........................", status="u";

Then run
touch /home/admispconfig/ispconfig/.run to inform the backend.