Apache2 configuration on debian server

I have installed a debian server. After this i installed apache2, php
and mysql.

I have the following problem. When i open my webpage it opens
index.html.en instead of index.html. This is probably configured
somewhere but i cannot find it.

Can somebody tell me where to configure this?


Peter de Visser

Peter de Visser wrote:
> I have installed a debian server. After this i installed apache2, php
> and mysql.
>
> I have the following problem. When i open my webpage it opens
> index.html.en instead of index.html. This is probably configured
> somewhere but i cannot find it.
>
> Can somebody tell me where to configure this?
>
>
> Peter de Visser
>
IIRC this is set in the /etc/apache2/sites-available/default or
something like that (of course only if you run linux). Search for a
directive named "DirectoryIndex". If it is not there, have a look in the
/etc/apache2/apache2.conf. There you will find the global set
"DirectoryIndex".

Does the index.html belong to the standard apache2 info site? If yes,
you will have to go back in the /etc/apache2/sites-available/default to
comment out the standard Rewrite directive.

Hope this helps!

Markus Wetzel