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I've just set up Apache 1.1.1 on a Linux box. Now this server is not
intended for users setting up their personal pages in their home
directories there (we've got another server where they can do so).
So my question is:
How can I *disable* the user directory feature with Apache?

Uncommenting "UserDir public_html" in srm.conf did not make a difference,
setting "UserDir None" just made ~user requests being expanded to
~user/None/, not exactly what I wanted...
So how can it be done? Thanks.
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UserDir disabled

Maybe this is of interest for others, too.
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Quote:> I've just set up Apache 1.1.1 on a Linux box. Now this server is not
> intended for users setting up their personal pages in their home
> directories there (we've got another server where they can do so).
> So my question is:
> How can I *disable* the user directory feature with Apache?

> Uncommenting "UserDir public_html" in srm.conf did not make a difference,
> setting "UserDir None" just made ~user requests being expanded to
> ~user/None/, not exactly what I wanted...
> So how can it be done? Thanks.

  UserDir disabled

Paul
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