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NickC,

Abyss Web Server follows the order of their declaration in the Index Files table.

Thanks, indeed it does, even though I'd thought it didn't.

I was using SSI includes and had forgotte ...

Just rename your index.php file to something else.

Yeah, I know. Originally I thought it would be good quick-n-dirty way to close off access, then it got me intrigued when it didn't work. I was h ...

I wanted to temporarily block access to a directory containing php scripts, so I put a "nothing to see here" index.html file into the php directory.

When users try to access the directory using the ...

I guess you'd parse the persist.data file in Abyss's directory to find the <uptime> and <since> info, then format it and output it.

Seems reasonable, but I don't work for Aprelium.

Thanks for that. It's all working fine now. I basically re-did what I did before, but I must have got it right this time ;).

I'm uncomfortable running Abyss as a service that runs as SYSTEM (which seems to be the default). (Windows XP Pro.)

I created a new account "Webserver" with no extra permissions (i.e. same as a no ...