autoindex about engintron HOT 5 CLOSED

I think you should try to put
Options -indexes
in .htaccess file

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Thank you for your comment AgentGod, but this is not the answer that I wanted to hear. If you use engintron, can you try to create an account and then open his url address. If there is no index files in his document root , nginx will list all files/directories. Adding Options -indexes doesn't help in this situation, because nginx doesn't work with apache's htaccess files. There is the answer, but still can't find it.

Thanks

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Hello,
I just made one subdomain to test your problem. So first before .htaccess file the folder was accessible as you describe
After the .htaccess file with Options -indexes option I have:

Forbidden
You don't have permission to access / on this server.
Additionally, a 500 Internal Server Error error was encountered while trying to use an ErrorDocument to handle the request.

So .htaccess file is valid because nginx is just a proxy at the moment.
Another option is just to put some index file in Skeleton directory, so every created account will be with index file, so you wont worry about directories.
Even I use .htaccess file to limit login attempts only to certain IPs in several WP sites.

I hope that helps.

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Nginx does not list directories by default - it simply proxies the page Apache serves. If you see the files, Apache is to blame.

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Hey,

Sorry for the late reply. Just realised that the problem was because in whm > Service Configuration »
Apache Configuration , there was a tick in Indexes.

Wish you happy holidays =)

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