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shaunohm, interesting.  apple have a replacement program for my dodgy power button00:10
diddledanwhat about your various other "issues"?00:10
diddledanat last count you had no dvd drive in the dvd slot?00:11
shaunothat's intentional :)00:11
shauno(also this is for my phone, so they shouldn't notice my dvd drive)00:11
diddledanaah00:12
shaunothe power button on my phone takes some considerable mashing to register a press00:12
diddledanwww.youtube.com/watch?v=FeZftK2kO6U‎00:13
shaunoit never used to, but over the last few months it's gone from noticable to very annoying00:13
mappsanyone still around02:26
shauno"nobody here but us chickens" I believe it goes02:43
mapps:)02:46
mappsyou familiar with appache?02:46
shaunosort of.  it's a love-hate relationship, but I can give it a shot02:46
mappsheh02:46
mappswell02:46
mappsgot apache running fine..and using mod_userdir so ip/~user etc02:47
mappsim trying to enable .htaccess files in the users public_html dir02:47
mappsbut im not quite sure how ..ive got the httpd.conf file (main conf) in /usr/local/apache/conf and then httpd-userdir.conf in conf/extras02:47
shaunoI think it's gonna be a case of sticking AllowOverride somewhere awkward, but I don't user userdits, so I'm not sure how/where02:50
mappsyea i put AllowOverride AuthConfig in httpd-userdir.conf because i thought it made sense based on what was in there ..il show you02:52
mappshttp://paste.ubuntu.com/7334399/02:52
mappsso i thought as the Directory directive for the public_html is there..it should go there?02:52
shaunothat's the first place I'd try, yeah02:53
mappsyea02:53
mappsbecause that already had the directive for umm the /home/*/public_html02:54
mappsbefore i added the AllowOverride02:54
mappsso i dont get it:(02:54
mappsyou still around shauno?04:09
nigelbhi04:18
mappshey nigelbsup04:18
mapps:)04:18
nigelbsaturday :)04:22
nigelband I'm working :(04:22
mapps:(04:23
mappsi just did time on u;p thought you were ahead of uk time04:23
nigelbI am.04:26
nigelbIt's 5 to 10.04:26
mappsoh04:27
mappsyou from the uk originally?04:27
mappsraining here=[04:27
nigelbnah04:27
nigelbthough, I do have a very british name and visit uk often.04:28
shaunosorry mapps, had to take a nap before my shift started :)05:27
mappshah nice05:31
mappshow much sleep u get05:31
shaunoheh, about 45 minutes :/05:31
shaunoI am not a clever man05:31
mappswoah do u work from home?06:41
mappsi couldnt work in an office with so little sleep06:41
shaunonah.  in here at 6am.  bright and early :/06:54
bigcalmGood morning peeps :)07:51
robotninja'ning07:52
dwatkinssup?08:20
bigcalmHunger08:35
bigcalmI might have to actually have some breakfast08:35
bigcalmStrange for me to want such08:35
popeymoo08:35
bigcalmOink08:35
* bigcalm ponders a trip to subway08:36
dwatkinsI'd go to Subway, but it's across the road, so I'm in the cafe under my flat instead08:53
bigcalmDoes your home's wifi reach down to the cafe?09:08
shaunodoes their coffee machine reach to the flat?09:10
brobostigongood morning boys and girls.09:22
gebbione_hi all, something weird is stopping my two monitors to display correctly, the driver now forced mirror view and if i try to set it stretch the display to both mirrors it wont let me09:31
gebbione_required virtual size does not fit available size: requested=(3840, 1080), minimum=(320, 200), maximum=(1920, 1920)09:35
gebbione_anyone09:35
kbinghamhttp://i.imgur.com/NbB7qtK.png - I've updated from ubuntu 13.10 - to 14.04 - but my system details still show 13.10 ... do i need to do anything to finalise the install ?10:02
MartijnVdSkbingham: have you restarted the machine? Did the upgrade succeed?10:07
kbinghamyes and yes - the update was last week10:08
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popeykbingham: how did you upgrade?10:27
kbinghampopey: It was last week - but I'm pretty sure it was sudo apt-get dist-upgrade10:29
kbinghampopey: I'm assuming something didn't complete/update - everything seems to be working fine - just noticed that the system detail still says 13.10 ... seemed odd :)10:30
MartijnVdSkbingham: "dist-upgrade" has a confusing name10:40
MartijnVdSit doesn't upgrade the distribution :)10:40
MartijnVdSkbingham: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/TrustyTahr/ReleaseNotes#Upgrading_from_Ubuntu_13.1010:40
kbinghamMartijnVdS: no looking back at the page I followed it was do-release-upgrade :)10:40
brobostigoncan i have a domain point at an apache virtualhost ?10:40
MartijnVdSbrobostigon: if you have a domain, and an IP, yes.10:41
kbinghamre-running it now says "no new release found"10:41
MartijnVdSbrobostigon: you can just point a hostname at that IP (A record) or another host pointing to that IP (CNAME)10:41
MartijnVdSkbingham: what does lsb_release -a say?10:41
kbinghamlsb_release -a10:41
kbinghamNo LSB modules are available.10:41
kbinghamDistributor ID: Ubuntu10:41
kbinghamDescription:    Ubuntu 14.04 LTS10:41
kbinghamRelease:        14.0410:41
kbinghamCodename:       trusty10:41
brobostigonMartijnVdS: thats what i have, but it seems to show me apaches root rather than the virtualhost10:41
kbinghamMartijnVdS: http://i.imgur.com/NbB7qtK.png10:42
MartijnVdSbrobostigon: do you have a "NameVirtualHost" directive for the IP in question?10:42
MartijnVdSkbingham: uhh..10:42
MartijnVdSwow :)10:42
brobostigonMartijnVdS: in the virtualhost config?10:42
kbinghamMartijnVdS: exactly - hence my confusion :)10:42
MartijnVdSbrobostigon: it needs to be outside the VirtualHost blocks, in "global" config10:43
brobostigonMartijnVdS: apache's global config?10:43
MartijnVdSbrobostigon: are you running trusty or something earlier?10:44
brobostigonMartijnVdS: debian testing.10:44
MartijnVdSbrobostigon: Apache 2.4?10:44
brobostigonMartijnVdS: 2.4.910:45
MartijnVdSbrobostigon: in that case, having the proper <VirtualHost *:80> (or your.ip.here:80) blocks should be enough10:45
MartijnVdSbrobostigon: as long as they include a "ServerName" (and possibly ServerAlias) directive10:46
brobostigonMartijnVdS: ok, let me check it again.10:46
popeykbingham: sudo apt-get install ubuntu-desktop^10:46
popeysee if anything new comes down the pipe (the caret is important)10:46
MartijnVdSbrobostigon: https://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.4/vhosts/name-based.html10:46
brobostigonMartijnVdS: http://pastebin.com/q9EqEDiB10:47
MartijnVdSbrobostigon: whcih file is that?10:48
brobostigonwelltravelledbear.co.uk under /etc/apache2/sites-available10:49
MartijnVdSbrobostigon: Can you rename it to "welltravelledbear.co.uk.conf", and then run "a2ensite welltravelledbear.co.uk" ?10:50
MartijnVdS(also, check /etc/apache2/sites-enabled for a dangling symlink to the old location)10:50
brobostigonMartijnVdS: yep, one minute.10:50
brobostigonwooop,10:51
shaunocurious, has that changed?  (I use the same layout, site-available/sitename not .conf)10:51
* brobostigon gets MartijnVdS a few beer. :)10:52
kbinghampopey: the ^ on apt-get is new to me ... what does that do? force a recheck of all dependancies?11:08
MartijnVdSshauno: I think 2.4 only includes files if they're named .conf11:08
MartijnVdSshauno: but I'm not sure11:08
kbinghampopey: doesn't seem to be installing anything much related though ...11:09
kbinghamThe following packages will be REMOVED11:09
kbingham  oxideqt-codecs-extra11:09
kbinghamThe following NEW packages will be installed11:09
kbingham  oxideqt-codecs11:09
popeykbingham: hmm, interesting11:14
popeykbingham: looks like you have bug 131201111:26
lubotu3bug 1312011 in unity-control-center (Ubuntu) "lsb_release -a reports a different version than that listed on the details window" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/131201111:26
popeykbingham: you probably want to click the "Does this affect you" to confirm the bug11:27
kbinghampopey: good find ... I'll post on there .. .cheers11:28
popeynp11:39
d3ngarHello there12:30
robotninjahi12:30
d3ngarI was wondering if there is a way to upgrade from 12.04 to 14.04?12:30
d3ngardo-release-upgrade tells me that there is no new version available, however I can see 14.04 is released12:31
penguin42d3ngar: It tends to wait until 14.04.1 is out until it offers it you I think12:32
d3ngarmmm12:32
d3ngarWhen would that be, do you think?12:32
d3ngarAnd is there a way to force it?12:33
penguin42not sure, I'm fairly sure you can change the options to let it do it for you, I think they just like to wait until it's been tested a bit more before moving LTSs over12:33
d3ngarOkay12:33
d3ngarThanks for the info!12:33
DJonesdirecthex: Just noticed somebody commenting on a ppa wit your name on it in #ubuntu 404'ing, I suspect user error rather than a ppa fault though13:52
lubotu3Ubuntu bug 404 in Launchpad itself "PyGettextPO is not able to handle Unicode strings" [High,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/40413:52
DJoneslubotu3: Hush, nobody asked you13:53
lubotu3DJones: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :)13:53
DJonesPoint proved13:53
DJones14:51 < Balls> W: Failed to fetch http://ppa.launchpad.net/directhex/ppa/ubuntu/dists/saucy/main/binary-amd64/Packages  404   Not Found13:55
directhexthat's badgerports, which has never had packages for saucy14:03
directhexnor supported using via launchpad rather than my mirror14:03
foobarrymy page up key is broke, how can i map it to another key?15:26
penguin42foobarry: xmodmap15:26
foobarrye.g. alt-page down15:26
foobarryi found that page down = 11215:34
foobarrypage up = 11215:34
foobarrypage down = 11715:35
foobarrybut i want alt+page down to perform a page up15:35
penguin42right so that's a modifier15:37
penguin42foobarry: if you do xmodmap you'll see that mod1 is probably Alt ?15:37
foobarrydo you mean xev15:38
foobarrymod1        Alt_L (0x40),  Meta_L (0xcd)15:38
penguin42foobarry: I can't quite remember the syntax, but if you look at the output of xmodmap -pk I think you can see each key has multiple codes it can produce and that depends on the combination of modifiers15:39
penguin42no, I don't mean xev - but that shows stuff interacitvely as you press stuff15:39
penguin42foobarry: What I'm not sure of is if you were to bind alt-pgdown to produce pageup whether things would see it as alt-pageup15:39
foobarryhttp://askubuntu.com/questions/250791/how-to-bind-altarrows-to-pageup-pagedown15:40
foobarryseems helpful15:40
foobarrynot xmodmap but xbindkeys15:40
penguin42still thinks it's xmodmap you want15:42
foobarryi dont know how to do combos in modmap15:44
penguin42hmm, yeh I think my question of alt comes in here - I can see how to do it with shift but not with alt15:45
kbinghampopey: ping - are you still online?15:47
kbinghampopey: I found the root of my issue - unity-control-centre reports ubuntu 14.04, gnome-control-center reports 13.10 still .... I've updated the bug #1312011 anyway. Its clear that the other guy was also using Gnome-shell from his screenshot.15:48
lubotu3bug 1312011 in unity-control-center (Ubuntu) "lsb_release -a reports a different version than that listed on the details window" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/131201115:48
popeykbingham: interesting16:01
foobarrypenguin42: how would you do it with shift pls?16:10
foobarrygetting confused by modmap16:10
foobarryi'll take anything atm16:10
penguin42foobarry: So if I understand correctly each entry of xmodmap says for 'this keycode   here is the thing we generate by itself, then the thing we send if it's with shift, then two other cases'16:11
MartijnVdSIsn't xmodmap dead, and replaced by xkb definitions?16:12
foobarryi'm on 12.0416:12
penguin42MartijnVdS: Please, I never kept up with it16:13
MartijnVdSxmodmap was supposed to be dead in 8.04 or 10.04 ;)16:13
foobarrywhat do i enter for xkb?16:14
foobarryhttp://askubuntu.com/questions/24916/how-do-i-remap-certain-keys16:17
foobarry124 upvotes says xmodmap is still the way :S16:17
foobarrygot iT!16:18
foobarryxmodmap -e 'keycode 117=Alt_L Prior'16:18
foobarryi was doing it back to front16:19
penguin42really? Heck oh I didn't know it would work that way16:19
foobarrytrying 112 alt_l next16:19
penguin42yeh I thought it was that direction as well :-)16:19
foobarrywoops16:19
foobarrymaybe need to clear my config now16:20
penguin42foobarry: You can create a .xmodmaprc to get it loaded during login I think16:23
penguin42foobarry: But have you considered a new keyboard :-)16:23
foobarrylaptop16:23
penguin42ah16:24
foobarryhmm . seems like its not the fix16:24
MooDoohowdy all16:26
penguin42foobarry: I'm thinking something like     keycode 117 = Next Prior Next16:38
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mappsphew17:36
mappswalked about 7miles17:36
mapps3.4 there 3.4 back it says17:36
penguin42good going, I did about 5 earlier according to g.e17:37
mappspretty boring walk along canal to the stadium17:47
mappsbt at least it didnt rain:D rained when i got there17:47
penguin42it was really nice when I went for my walk - rained when I got back - even better17:47
mappsyea it was nice when i left the house..so nice i considered wearing shorts17:48
mappsthen err yea rained during the game,and a bit on way back and got kinda cold;ish17:48
mapps:(17:48
mappsluckily mmy seat was under the cover bit17:48
penguin42ah, what type of stadium was this?17:49
mappsfootball17:49
mappsfunny how quick it changes..nice nice nice..pouring down with rain17:50
mapps:D17:50
zleaphello19:12
MartijnVdS\o19:12
zleaphow are you19:13
* zleap is looking forward to monday, taking some 1404 cds to the school i am helping at19:13
zleaphi19:15
MartijnVdS1404 CDs?19:16
MartijnVdSthat's a lot19:16
zleapwell dvds19:16
MartijnVdSstill a lot19:16
zleapi made a few the other day and put nice printed labels on them19:16
zleapno a few cd's of 14.04 ubuntu19:16
zleapnot 1404, i on;y have a pack of 50 dvds19:16
MartijnVdSoh :)19:17
diddledanMartijnVdS: I came to the same conclusion19:17
zleapsorry19:17
MartijnVdSnah I'm thick :P19:18
diddledanMartijnVdS: thanks for that compliment :-p19:18
zleapit is possible to write a shell script to store package names in a list then have apt install them19:18
diddledanMartijnVdS: if you're thick for assuming 1404 was a number then by association I must be too19:19
MartijnVdSzleap: you want to clone a system's installed packages? :)19:19
zleapif we install 14.04 on 20 computers its going to be a pain doing lots of apt get install on each19:19
MartijnVdSdiddledan: thick by association? Hmm :)19:19
MartijnVdSzleap: that's what chef was invented for.. but that might be a lot to learn in a day :)19:19
MartijnVdSzleap: or puppet19:19
MartijnVdSzleap: or ansible19:19
zleapMartijnVdS, well we can run a script that has, apt-get install package x19:19
zleapfor each one, then just run that on each19:19
MartijnVdSzleap: ansible is awesome!19:19
zleapok19:20
MartijnVdShttp://www.ansible.com/home19:20
zleapthanks19:20
zleapsee what happens monday,  not sure what the plan for the computer group is yet19:22
zleapi need to work out exactly what extra stuff to install,  I am guessing at the very least,  geany, idle,idle3 python, python3,  ruby, kidsruby scratch19:23
zleapso put those names in a script and then put the script on git,  have ech Pc git clone the git archive (we need to do that anyway) and within that there are scripts to do stuff19:24
MartijnVdSzleap: You should really look at the ansible tutorial :)19:25
zleapok19:25
zleapwill do19:25
brobostigonwhy would www.dns.co.uk result in a different ip compared to dns.co.uk ?20:13
shaunowhy not?20:13
brobostigonexactly, when i ping both i get different results.20:14
penguin42brobostigon: because you can put an A record on dns.co.uk (I think?) and you need a separate one for www so there's nothing that forces them to be the same20:15
shaunoyou don't even need an A record for the domain.  eg, check nasa.gov20:15
brobostigonpenguin42: i did that, i created a cname to point to the previous without the www.20:15
brobostigoni mean, one with www, thats points to a A record.20:17
brobostigoncname*20:17
penguin42shauno: How does that work then?20:17
diddledanyou own dns.co.uk?20:18
brobostigoni used that as an example diddledan, i dont no.20:18
penguin42how bizarre, all 3 of nasa.gov's DNS servers are on the same subnet20:18
shaunopenguin42: it doesn't :)  if you stick nasa.gov in a browser, you'll end up on www. just because the browser goes wandering grasping at straws20:18
diddledanpenguin42: maybe they're anycast20:18
MartijnVdSshauno: nah, Chrome stopped doing that and just warns you20:18
penguin42shauno: Ah ok20:18
penguin42diddledan: How does that work then?20:19
shaunothey're my favourite annoying example.  they have NS & MX records, but no A/AAAA20:19
brobostigonok, how do i think about this, it has a www cname record pointing at it, what do i look at next.?20:19
diddledanI don't understand anycast, but at a high level it doesn't match a single machine instead maps to a regional machine20:20
diddledankinda like how CDNs work20:20
shaunoanycast is advertising different routes to different networks.  the routes don't all end up at the same place - but they do end up at machines that answer to that address20:20
diddledanthanks shauno20:20
shaunoeg, google's dns.  if you traceroute them you'll probably end up in london.  the rest of the planet doesn't20:21
diddledanI guess it's abusing the global routing tables instead of behaving as originally designed20:21
diddledanintended**20:21
penguin42interesting - and yes google's ns's also all appear on the same subnet20:23
shaunoit's not that abusive.  it's quite logical that if you're linked to two ISPs, you advertise a different route to each ISP - so each arrives by the most direct route20:23
shaunonow if you split your site into two, each identical to each other, so one ISP goes to each ... why change that route?  they'll still get the intended results20:24
diddledantraceroute to ns1.nasa.gov appears to be blackholing after 12 hops at washington for me20:25
diddledanI guess they're unrespinsive to ICMP?20:26
shaunodiddledan: leave the door off the chain, it'll make less mess when they come for you :)20:26
diddledanlol20:26
diddledanI should probably leave it ajar so they don't have to use the "key"20:27
zleaplol20:27
shaunoI'm not sure what's worse.  that someone decided to embed a .sid (c64-style) in a webpage.  or that safari figured out what to do with it20:36
penguin42you got an emulator installed?20:38
shaunoI have a 'quicklook' plugin for them.  I had no idea the browser would borrow them20:38
penguin42I guess the plugin just registered the mimetype or whatever the equivalent is20:39
daftykinshttps://www.dropbox.com/s/d9fci38ft55etyi/IMG_20140426_221042.jpg21:17
daftykinsclick if you dare21:17
diddledanhttp://www.iflscience.com/plants-and-animals/birds-adapting-chernobyls-radiation21:20
MartijnVdSdiddledan: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RECuQaaGGfA21:23
popeymmm brownies21:25
diddledanHank and John Green have done a lot to spearhead geekiosity among youtube kids21:27
MartijnVdSdiddledan: yes! and it's awesome :)21:28
zleapMartijnVdS, there are lots of geeky kids out there, its great,  shame there are so few grown ups who can or are willing to see the potential in helping them,21:35
daftykinsit's a big ask21:36
zleapyeah21:36
zleapwell good news is we have a code club in Torbay21:36
daftykins:)21:36
zleapas well as the coding, hardware group i am helping wth21:37
zleapwith21:37
zleaplego mindstorms with brick PI21:38
zleapamong other things such as installing ubuntu :)21:39
daftykinsinstall all the things!21:41
zleapwell we are doing all sorts of stuff, so we have install ubuntu on 2 computers21:42
zleapwhich on monday I can see it being me running update as its 13.10 so may as well update21:42
diddledanI bought a 5.25inch floppy drive the other day21:43
diddledanI'm proud21:43
zleapyay21:43
zleapwhat you gonna use that for21:44
diddledanreading floppies21:44
diddledan:-p21:44
penguin42diddledan: full or half?21:44
diddledanI want to go through all my old disks backing them up to more accessible storage21:44
diddledanpenguin42: 360KB21:45
zleapi remember when my friend fell off his chair, i showed him my spectrum +D drive full 720 k, he was using 100k 5 1/4 " floppies21:45
zleapor nearly did21:45
zleap16 speccy games om 1 disk or 15 if you wanted a menu thing to load them21:46
* penguin42 has quite a range of drives, including one that's pretty odd (100tpi rather than 96tpi)21:50
zleaptpi21:55
zleapsomething per inch I suspect21:55
penguin42tracks21:58
mappsgood evening all21:59
daftykinswhat-o22:02
mappsok i got a question22:04
mappshopefully one of you fine folks..and daftykins may be able to help22:04
mapps;)22:04
mappsquick qestion - im using a .htaccess file to control access to a dir located in /userdir/private so http://ip/~mark/private - well when i go to /~mark the private dir isnt shown? but when i remove the .htaccess it is any ideas?22:04
daftykinsis that cause i'm a super fine folk?22:06
mappsyea22:06
mapps:P22:06
daftykinsah i've never used a .htaccess22:06
mappsah22:07
mappswell22:07
mappsthey just contain the directives you can have in the .conf basically22:07
daftykinsall i've done is disable indexes on mine22:10
mappshmm22:11
mappswhats that mean no dir listing?22:11
daftykinsyeah22:12
mapps-Indexes?22:12
mappsyea22:12
mappswell22:12
daftykinscan still get files if you know their names though22:12
mappsi cant see how to stop a specific dir being listed22:13
mappsso i could work back22:14
mappsheh22:14
mappslike go to22:14
mappshttps://frogs.zapto.org/~mark/22:14
mappsand you dont see private dir right?22:14
mappsbut remove the .htaccess and you do..argh!22:14
mappshelp!22:16
MooDoowhat you broke mapps22:17
mappsi dont know..did you read the above or need me to explain again?:)22:19
mapps:(22:19
MooDooI'll have a look at the longs22:19
MooDoologs22:19
mappsah ok only 2mins ago;)22:19
MooDooso you go to https://frogs.zapto.org/~mark/ and you can't see the private folder, when you remove .htaccess you do?22:21
mappsyep22:21
mappsi can show you if you want22:21
MooDoocan you pastebin the .htaccess?22:21
mappsatm the .htaccess is there22:21
mappsyep sec22:21
mappshttp://paste.ubuntu.com/7340864/22:22
mappsv basic22:22
MooDoothat's what in the mark folder or the vault folder22:23
mappsthats in the .htaccess in /~mark/private22:24
mappsthe userfile is stored in vault..away from the web for security22:24
mappsweb dirs rather22:24
MooDoook and you're wondering why there is no link to private in the mark folderlisting on the site?22:24
mappsyea22:24
mappsam i doing something wrong22:24
mappsshouldnt it be there then ask for login/pass22:25
MooDoohmmmmm22:25
MooDooyeah it should22:25
mappswanna see the conf directive for userdir?22:26
mappsits small as its in a sep config file22:26
mappsconf/extras/httpd-userdir.conf22:26
MooDooI'm wondering what the permissions of the private folder are?22:27
MooDooor if there is a .htaccess file in the mark folder itself with something like indexignore in it22:28
mappsna no other .htaccess files so the ~mark dir (which is mod_userdir) is managed by the .conf22:29
mappsil show you22:29
MooDoohmmm strange22:29
mappshttp://paste.ubuntu.com/7340907/22:29
MooDooyeah that is bizarre22:31
mappsyou cant see anything wrong can you?22:31
MooDoono I can't22:31
MooDoowhat's the permission of the private folder?22:32
mappssee refresh now and youll see the dir22:32
mappshttps://frogs.zapto.org/~mark/22:32
mappsprivate listed22:32
mappsjust mv .htaccess to .htaccesb temp22:32
MooDooah yes thought you'd fixed it lol22:32
mappsbut minute i put it back ..its gone22:32
mappsput it back and..boom gone22:34
MooDoolooking at google there are a few pages where people say apache is hiding htpasswd folders22:35
mappswhen i google for it its comes up with basically stopping files being listed in dirs and stuff..but this is like 1 DIR thats not listed when a htaccess is present as you can see there's all the rest22:35
mappsoh really22:35
mappswhat did you google i must be useless22:35
mappsi only found stuff about hidinf files from listings :|22:35
MooDooadd a .htaccess to the mark folder with this in it IndexOptions ShowForbidden22:37
MooDoohttp://serverfault.com/questions/367809/htaccess-in-a-directory-makes-it-disappear-from-its-parents-listing22:40
mappswait22:51
mappscouldnt i just add that to the httpd-userdir.conf?22:51
mappsas the htaccess just contains diectives normally for the conf files iirc22:51
MooDoono ides, just found that webpage, thought it might help :D22:53
MooDooother than that, not got a bloomin clue :d22:54
mappsoke lets see22:55
mappsIndexOptions +ShowForbidden yea?22:57
mappsyou were right22:57
MooDoonot sure about + but you can give that a try.22:57
MooDoodoesn't mention the plus on the website, but that was 2012 so no idea what's changed in apache since then22:58
mappshttps://frogs.zapto.org/~mark/22:58
mapps:D22:58
MooDooyup I can see it22:58
mappsworks22:58
mapps:)22:58
MooDooyup :D  nice one22:58
MooDooand on that note, time for bed :D  nn22:59
mappscya mate23:00

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