They ask me a password for see my image

[marieroy]

Hi,

First, scuse me for my bad english... I'm from Québec...

I'm also a newby with the web site.


I have a problem with my image. When I go on my web site, they ask me my password.

But I put my image in the Public HTML folder, in the subfolder Image. So I don't understand why...


Also, if I dont type all the adress, with the "index.php" at the end, the page is the index of the repertoire. How I do for the Index.php be deployed unless typing "index.php"?
http://maroy.exofire.net/Index.php

Thank you,

Marie

[descalzo]

Hi,

First, scuse me for my bad english... I'm from Québec...

Only if you excuse my non-existant French.

I have a problem with my image. When I go on my web site, they ask me my password.

First, notice what the password request is saying:

The server maroy.exofire.net at cPanel WebDisk requires a username and password.

WebDisk? A page shouldn't be requesting something from WebDisk.

Second look at the code for the image

<img src="https://maroy.exofire.net:2078/public_html/images/carte.jpg" />

You are requesting something via WebDisk. You have to make a normal request.

Change to:

http://maroy.exofire.net/images/carte.jpg

[ichwar]

I'm going to ask you to paste the contents of your .htaccess file here.

[marieroy]

Thanks a lot, Descalzo.

It's okay now!

I tought that the WebDisk was the same thing that the FTP.



Ichwar, here is the content of the .htaccess file

# -FrontPage- IndexIgnore .htaccess */.??* *~ *# */HEADER* */README* */_vti* order deny,allow deny from all allow from all order deny,allow deny from all AuthName maroy.exofire.net AuthUserFile /home/maroy/public_html/_vti_pvt/service.pwd AuthGroupFile /home/maroy/public_html/_vti_pvt/service.grp Options All


Oh..... I see the "indexIgnore"... I suppose that it's my error?
How I do for change this?

Thank you!

Marie!

[ichwar]

You need to rename your Index.html to index.html.

[marieroy]

Thank you Ichwar!

That was my error. I didn't know that it was so stiff!

I will be more rigorous the next time!


Merci!

Marie!

[ichwar]

Just remember that apache (which is the server "language") as well as PHP, are without exception case sensitive.

[descalzo]

Just remember that apache (which is the server "language") ....., are without exception case sensitive.

Nope.

It depends on the underlying OS, not on Apache.

Apache on Windows is not case sensitive.

And if you add mod_speling on a *nix machine, Apache becomes case insensitive.

[ichwar]

Nope.

It depends on the underlying OS, not on Apache.

Apache on Windows is not case sensitive.

And if you add mod_speling on a *nix machine, Apache becomes case insensitive.

Ok fine. On all apache servers I've ever used, ( which is a fair amount ) apache and php have ALWAYS been case sensitive. In light of that, it's a good rule to follow.

[xav0989]

Ok fine. On all apache servers I've ever used, ( which is a fair amount ) apache and php have ALWAYS been case sensitive. In light of that, it's a good rule to follow.

Well, ichwar, a lot of people around here have computer(s) running any version of windows, so don't make assumptions next time !!!!