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When using the FilesystemHandler, I get directory listings even when a directory contains an index.html. So I patched filesystemhandler.cpp like this:
void FilesystemHandlerPrivate::processDirectory(Socket *socket, const QString &path, const QString &absolutePath) {
// if there's an index.html, use it instead!
const QFileInfo index(absolutePath + "/index.html");
if (index.exists()) {
processFile(socket, index.absoluteFilePath());
return;
}
// Add entries for each of the files
QString listing;
....
Is that useful? Or does the API already support this, and I missed that?
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This is by design, since it would otherwise become impossible to view directory listings for and directory with an index.html file present.
That being said, I understand why this would be useful and I would certainly support adding this feature to FilesystemHandler provided that it was a configurable option.
When using the FilesystemHandler, I get directory listings even when a directory contains an index.html. So I patched filesystemhandler.cpp like this:
Is that useful? Or does the API already support this, and I missed that?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: