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WHOA!

OK, I just tried your test (set up a test folder, then subfolders folderA and folderB), and I was able to hide folderB using your method. I then went back and tried just adding "images" (no ...

Oh :( So there's currently no way to do this, then, I guess, other than the suggestions offered earlier in this thread....oh well! :) Thanks for the answer though, I appreciate it.

Hmm, that was a good thought, but it didn't work. I just renamed the "Dave's pizza recipe" folder to simply "pizza", and then tried to hide "/pizza/images" in the Directory Listing section of the con ...

To make "image" hidden from the listing of /Dave's pizza recipe, add image to the Hidden Files list.

lol...ok, I guess I'm just dense. I already knew that...I guess my question is, exactly what's ...

Hmmmm....these are *sort* of fixes, but not really what I was hoping for. I've managed to get the images subfolder to not be accessible (if I click on it, I get a "page not able to be displayed"), bu ...

Andy,

Thanks...I tried that (figured it was the way to go), but it doesn't work. I guess I should be more explicit: the names of the directories in question are as follows:

"Dave's pizza recipe ...

Hi all,

Question:

Let's say I have a folder in my webserver directory named "A". Inside A are two subfolders, "X" and "Y". I just want to hide Y, but not A or X. How can I do that? I tried g ...

Well, I'll be!.........:)

lol..that worked. Thanks!! I had a slash in front of testing before. Duh!

Dave

Just checked that section's help file, and confirmed it:

Hidden Files: The file names that are equal or that match with the listed file name patterns in this table are not included in the directory ...

Yep, I saw that, but that's just for hiding files, isn't it? I tried to use it to hide the /testing directory but it didn't work.

Also, even if I could use it to hide directories, as far as I can s ...

Hi all,

Just one more quick question if I may....

I've set up several sub-directories in my Abyss server's root documents directory, like so:

/docs
/images
/stuff
/testing

I have direct ...

Got it now....was missing the "http://" in front of the IP. Thanks guys! Now off to learn about using PHP with Abyss ;)

Dave

OK, now THAT's weird....here's what's happening:

If I go to 127.0.0.1:9999, I get a "page cannot be displayed error." Even if I hit Refresh, I get the same error. No go.

Then when I go to 127. ...

Hmmmm...I see what you're saying. Excellent, thanks! I really like the crashproofing ;)

One note though--Abyss is running as a service on my PC right now, and I tried going to 127.0.0.1:9999 to c ...

Hi all,

Just discovered Abyss, downloaded it, and fired it up for the first time...it's terrific. One small problem I'm experiencing though, I was hoping someone might be able to help:

It works ...