Add enable-directory-listings flag
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This controls what happens when someone tries to request a path which is just a directory (not a file): When true (default), responds with a browsable directory listing (current behavior) When false, responds with the same 404 page as is provided when attempting to access a nonexistant file This prevents someone from browsing all of your static files by simply walking through the directory tree
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@PierreZ Any chances that this PR will be merged? For my project, I need the directory listing to be disabled. I could use the fallback page workaround, but that's not really what I want. |
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This controls what happens when someone tries to request a path which is just a directory (not a file): When true (default), responds with a browsable directory listing (current behavior) When false, responds with the same 404 page as is provided when attempting to access a nonexistant file This prevents someone from browsing all of your static files by simply walking through the directory tree