[Pi3web-users] Directory Indexing creates what looks like a hack URL

[Victor B. G. <pi3...@vb...>]

Hello pi3web-users-request,

  I've tried this with four IPs with and without SSL enabled, 127.,
  192., 65, and localhost/. I created a sub directory named (oo) and
  placed a bunch of files in it.

  Mostly text based, without an index file (htm, html, etc) and tried
  accessing it like this https://localhost/oo but what happens in IE
  is I get an action cancelled page... I do not see an index of the
  files.

  Also, in another browser MyIE which is simply a wrapper for IE
  trying to access that URL makes havoc in the status bar and the
  address end result is this:
  https://localhost/oo////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

  This doesn't work out the box and niether does it work when I try
  figuring it out at the directory indexing tab...

  I tried a bunch of different combinations of setups and never
  accessed the URL with the admin open. I always stopped and started
  (no refreshed to the server) and forced refesh IE, but I am having
  no luck seeing the directory...

  I've also tried placing a index.htm and index.html file but nothing
  ever shows... Do I have to create an alias every time? I have
  dropped the (oo) directory within WebRoot...

  Any ideas?

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 Best regards,
 Victor B . Gonzalez                          
 pi3...@vb...