by Jenni » Thu, 23 Aug 2001 12:22:44
At the default, there is an index.html file, which doesn't seem to be
accessible by users which make use of a proxy server. However,
attempting to access a unknow file (e.g.,
http://209.206.153.28/junk.html) triggers a 404, and accessing a
indexes list (e.g., http://209.206.153.28/manual/ ) works fine.
Any clues, please??
TIA,
J.G.
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