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IndexIgnore in the parent directory .htaccess was indeed the culprit. In documents dir itself I overrode this using IndexIgnoreReset ON @floyd and @Richard G Thanks so much for your patience, insight and help! Some link for future referents...

@Richard G #16 I don't have a '/usr/local/directadmin/custombuikd/custom/ap2' dir. But '/usr/local/directadmin/custombuild/custom' DOES have a single directory suphp in it, this just contains some config for php (which is not used in this case and harmless as far as I can see). With...

@ floyd #15 Thanks for the tip, I found this in the logs, added suspicious bit in bold. This is the situation from screenshot 284, no index.html and no .htaccess [Wed Aug 19 15:09:01.460856 2020] [autoindex:error]AH01276: Cannot serve directory...

@floyd #13 Yes, apache. And the difference is because I added 'IndexOptions ShowForbidden' to the .htaccess. This is the second screenshot. Without this extra line is the one in the OP. The documents.domain was added as a subdomain. Output from both is identical indeed, see screenshot.

@Richard G #11 No worries about the confusion here, but thanks for trying to help out! Using apache I have an .htaccess in the main documentroot (.../documents/ ) this is also the place I am testing, once this work I agree that it will probably count in subdirectories too, but first thing first...

@floyd #9 removing .htaccess -> Forbidden You don't have permission to access this resource. Also when restoring .htaccess I mistakenly put in 'Options Indexes' (missing the + in front of Indexes) this generates a 500 Internal server error. So apparently the .htaccess file does get read and...

@floyd #4 I might be able to fix this, as I am also administrator. But I am having difficulty finding out where to do this exactly. @floyd #6, Yes I do have files there. For instance a index.html.bak. When I remove the .bak it shows the content of the file when visiting documents.mydomain. But...

@Richard G #3 I have directories (which have subdirectories en files in them) I want to see those directories. Also they have to be clickable to open them and see their content, etc. Not using php or any executable or interpreted files (semi reaction to #4 here) but tried to set the open_basedir...

@floyd #2 it is actually a subdomain. I am checking /home/[myusername]/domains/[mydomainname]/public_html/documents where document is the name of the subdomain (i.e. documents.[mydomainname])

Hi, I am having difficulty 'seeing' my files when visiting on of my domains ( example.org. It just show an empty index page, see screenshot below. I tested if public_html was used I placed a index.html file makes the content of that file show up. So far, so good. Removed the index.html again...

Nowadays (over 15 years later) this CAN be more easily accomplished using 'Domain pointers'. Just make sure 'create as an alias' is checked, else the URL will get replaced. Also see https://forum.directadmin.com/threads/multiple-domains-to-one-directory.12631/

You can set domain pointer (at User Level) by going to Home -> Domain Pointers (in the Advanced Features section at the bottom of the page). Here you can choose to check 'Create as an alias', I did so for my domain critical, but not so for my criticalm domain. This results in the overview...

Hi, This is more of a user problem which I am trying to lighten. This might belong in the reseller forum section I am not sure. Most users are confused when they land in their home dir after logging in with FTP. Many expect to arrive in /public_html of their main domain. I think it might be...

I have read the site-helper.com site thoroughly. But it hardly explains anything about how to set up Directadmin. On the other hand this forum is quite in-depth about specific tasks or problems. I was wondering if there is some middle way soemwhere that I am missing. I just want to set up a...