[buug] She blow'd up real good

[Skip Evans]

Hey all,

I've got a site I developed with PostNuke, a pretty good PHP content
management system. But I don't know how I manage to do what I did
today while doing some development work on it, but now it won't load
the index.php file, and when I just go to the URL of the site it gives
me a listing of the files in the site's root directory, but index.php is not
listed, and if I type it in directly to the URL field of the browser it just
bounces right back to the file listing.

I can see the file at my OS prompt, so I know it is there. I checked the
httpd.conf file in Apache, just to make sure it still had index.php as 
one of the default pages, and it did.

But I don't understand why it shows up at the OS prompt, but the 
browser can't see it.

I can select the login file and get into the site and everything functions
fine, but index.php sets up the whole front page with articles, etc.

Any ideas would be most helpful, as I'm quite lost at this point. Did I
blow up a directory structure or something somewhere? Oh, like I
would know...

Thanks,
Skip


Skip Evans
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