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Why does webmail show a directory listing after installing for my Fully Managed Linux hosting account?

Jul 19, 2023 | Linux-fully-managed-dedicated-server-plans

The new version of Webmail is a php based program. If you see a directory listing after installing webmail through your SMT 5.0 Linux cpanel, more than likely, the index.php is not an allowable file name.

To fix this, you can modify the httpd.conf file that is located in the /www/htdocs/ directory.

  1. Connect to your server using an FTP program and navigate to the /www/conf/ directory.
  2. Download the httpd.conf to your computer, as this will serve as a back up of this file just in case.
  3. Search for the following (without the quotes) “DIRECTORYINDEX”  The entry will look closely like the following: “DIRECTORYINDEX index.html homepage.html index.shtml homepage.shtml index.cgi homepage.cgi index.htm“
  4. Add index.php  to the end of this line to where the entry will now look like: “DIRECTORYINDEX index.html homepage.html index.shtml homepage.shtml index.cgi homepage.cgi index.htm index.php“
  5. Save the file and upload it to the server.  Next, on the web browser, refresh the webmail page.

As always you can contact an AIT Customer Support Representative to do this for you by phone, or through an online support request