Index of... problem with home page?

[Sungazer]

I've noticed with my site, and one or two others, that it doesnt seem to be grabing the default.aspx and just displays the directory/file list

 

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sungazerstudios.heliohost.org appears for me as:

 

Index of /

 

Default.aspx

Default.aspx.cs

Web.config

cgi-bin/

codesamples.aspx

codesamples.aspx.cs

contact.aspx

contact.aspx.cs

favicon.ico

files/

header.html

images/

projectarchive.aspx

projectarchive.aspx.cs

sidebar.html

source/

styles/

sungazerstudios.sln

tutorials.aspx

tutorials.aspx.cs

tutorials/

 

Apache/2.2.11 (Unix) mod_ssl/2.2.11 OpenSSL/0.9.8b mod_auth_passthrough/2.1 mod_bwlimited/1.4 FrontPage/5.0.2.2635 Server at sungazerstudios.heliohost.org Port 80

 

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http://npsf3000.co.cc/ does this as well

 

any ideas?

[Byron]

I'm not familiar with aspx or a what a default.aspx is supposed to do, but that is just telling me it' an open directory without an index page. Maybe you could expain to me what it should be showing?

 

Byron

 

Edit:

 

Are you using .htaccess to block directory indexing or are you doing something else? I know that my .htaccess isn't working correctly on my site.

 

 

[Sungazer]

Well basicly default.aspx should take the place of index.htm/.html ...

and in fact it was working untill the kernel rebuild.

 

Maybe a setting changed? In a comercial project (host used a different control panel)

I was able to set what the server could see/use in place of index.html, is there

such an option in cpanel? I went exploring through it, but couldnt find one.

[Byron]

Maybe a setting changed? In a comercial project (host used a different control panel)

I was able to set what the server could see/use in place of index.html, is there

such an option in cpanel? I went exploring through it, but couldnt find one.

 

You could take a look at your "Index Manager" at cpanel and see if that gives you an option to do what you wanting?

 

 

 

[Sungazer]

I actually already looked into the index manager, not what I need unfortunatly