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h1. Module mod_dirlisting - Directory Listings
h2. Description
A directory listing is generated if a directory is requested and no index-file was found in that directory.
To enable directory listings globally:
dir-listing.activate = "enable"
If you need it only for a specific directory or directories, use conditionals:
$HTTP["url"] =~ "^/download($|/)" {
dir-listing.activate = "enable"
}
You can also use an external generator for directory listings if you use mod_indexfile.
index-file.names = ( "/dir-generator.php" )
For those with an old config file, the obsolete value is:
server.indexfiles = ( "/dir-generator.php" )
If a directory is requested, the dir-generator.php is called instead which can take the REQUEST_URI to see which directory was requested.
For large folders this is highly recommended. *Note* that the target dir-generator path must exist in the filesystem, or else mod_indexfile will skip it. (In other words, the dir-generator must exist, even as an empty file, for mod_indexfile even if the target is handled by mod_fastcgi or mod_scgi and configured with "check-local" => "disable")
The dir-generator.php file can be found at the bottom of this document or at:
<pre>http://www.archerseven.com/kittykatt/index.php?page=scripts&sub=lighttpdlisting</pre>
h2. Options
h3. dir-listing.activate
enables virtual directory listings if a directory is requested no index-file was found.
default value: disable
h3. dir-listing.hide-dotfiles
if enabled, does not list hidden files in directory listings generated by the dir-listing option.
default value: disable
h3. dir-listing.external-css
URL path to an external css stylesheet for the directory listing.
h3. dir-listing.external-js
URL path to an external js script, e.g. for client side directory list sorting (lighttpd 1.4.42)
h3. dir-listing.exclude
list of regular expressions. Files that match any of the specified regular expressions will be excluded from directory listings.
Use inside of conditionals was broken before 1.4.14. See #1260.
h3. dir-listing.encoding
set a encoding for the generated directory listing.
If your file-system is not using ASCII you have to set the encoding of the filenames as they are put into the HTML listing AS IS (with XML encoding).
Example:
dir-listing.encoding = "utf-8"
default value:
dir-listing.encoding = "iso-8859-1"
h3. dir-listing.show-readme
show the contents of the README.txt file after the directory listing.
(since 1.4.43, can be user-specified filename instead of README.txt)
default value: disable
h3. dir-listing.hide-readme-file
hide README.txt files from the directory listing.
default value: disable
h3. dir-listing.show-header
show the contents of the HEADER.txt file before the directory listing.
(since 1.4.43, can be user-specified filename instead of HEADER.txt)
default value: disable
h3. dir-listing.hide-header-file
hide HEADER.txt files from the directory listing.
default value: disable
h3. dir-listing.set-footer
displays a string in the footer of a listing page.
default value: "<PACKAGE_NAME>/<PACKAGE_VERSION>" ie. "lighttpd/1.4.18"
h4. The following 3 options are currently available as of 1.4.23:
h3. dir-listing.encode-header
this option is a boolean.
It gives the ability to provide a valid html file as HEADER.txt, this file is just printed before the actual listing. See also dir-listing.encode-readme.
default value: enable
h3. dir-listing.encode-readme
this option is a boolean.
It gives the ability to provide a valid html file as README.txt, this file is just printed after the actual listing. See also dir-listing.encode-header.
default value: enable
h3. dir-listing.auto-layout
this option is a boolean.
When disabled, it will remove the html part lighttpd was automatically outputing as the start of the page and the end (from <DOCTYPE to <body> and </body></html>). This lets the possibility to take care of those parts in the header and readme files.
default value: enable
h2. Table sorting
Since lighttpd 1.4.42, a default set of javascript is included to enable directory listing table sorting (as long as <code>dir-listing.auto-layout = "enable"</code>, the default, and as long as the javascript is not replaced by custom code specified by<code>dir-listing.external-js</code>).
A partial implementation of Apache autoindex request query arguments (https://httpd.apache.org/docs/current/en/mod/mod_autoindex.html) are available to influence how the table of directory contents is initially sorted.
If query string is supplied in the URL request for the dir-listing, allow specifying initial column to sort
* ?C=N name (default)
* ?C=M last-modified, then by name
* ?C=S size, then by name
* ?C=T type, then by name
* ?C=D type, then by name
and O=[AD] can be added for descending or ascending order, e.g.
* ?C=N&O=D descending (default)
* ?C=N&O=A ascending