On Monday 25 January 2010 10:47:18 Yuri Timofeev wrote:
> > Without that additional apache bit, I would expect webacula being
> > available in browser in that way :
> > "http://your.server.ip.or.domain/webacula/html";.
> 
> Properly be so
> http://your.server.ip.or.domain/webacula/
> other directories should not be accessible through a browser

I might have not followed your instructions in install file totally, but when I 
untar webacula tarball to directory, then I need to point my virtualhost to 
that directory plus /html bit, otherwise it does not work, showing me 
directory listing. That's why I said above in previous message.

By the way thanks for this great piece of software.

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