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Specifically with version 0.0.9. I've checked and the variable gets defined properly and has the right value, the template (specifically vhost_location_directory.erb) does not insert the autoindex parameter. It is declared in there properly, so my only guess is a syntax error (perhaps a stray <% end -%>) before it. I know that at least the prepend hash works.
I'm trying to track it down, but haven't found it yet.
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Aight, actually what threw me was all of the templates get used at some point, so I had to use another test to figure out which template it was (false positive on vhost_location_directory.erb). It is truly using vhost_location_directory.erb (as I have a location_alias defined), and it is that template which is missing the autoindex option. Adding it works, but my question is, is this the right thing to do? Should a location alias not ever use the autoindex option, or was it simply forgotten? I'm looking through the Nginx docs right now.
Specifically with version 0.0.9. I've checked and the variable gets defined properly and has the right value, the template (specifically
vhost_location_directory.erb
) does not insert the autoindex parameter. It is declared in there properly, so my only guess is a syntax error (perhaps a stray<% end -%>
) before it. I know that at least the prepend hash works.I'm trying to track it down, but haven't found it yet.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: