Release Management
Posted on September 16, 2004
Filed Under get_enclosures |
I can see that I need to do something about the get_enclosures release management. Yesterday the 0.2 version was downloaded 50 times, while the 0.3 was downloaded 11 times. That’s not good, so I really need to do something ASAP. I guess in the short term, I’ll just remove the links to old versions and make them point to the new one, but I don’t want to have to update every old post every time I release one. Someone suggested that I just link to a release directory rather than to individual files, which is a good idea. My problem is that at the top level I have my Apache setup configured via .htaccess to serve the weblog page as the index. Does anyone know how to override that at a lower level? I want to have a subdirectory not serve that out, instead giving a directory listing. I looked at the Apache docs last night, seeing how I could turn that off or make the DirectoryIndex directive in my .htaccess file not recurse, and couldn’t figure it out.
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The anwser is SourceForge .. Just like the iPodder project.
The answer is SourceForge … just like the iPodder project
Can’t you just put an .htaccess file in the subdirectory to override the problematic setting that’s recursing down? Sorry if I’m misunderstanding the problem …
Option -Indexes
I think that is what you want. That will turn off the directory indexing. You can also simply turn that off in the apache config, and then put
Option Indexes
into a .htaccess file in the directory you want indexed.