Add DirectoryIndex to Apache configuration #11941
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If you have defined "FallbackResource /index.php" without defining a directory index, then your main page("/") will keep loading until the request times up
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I changed the target branch to I am not using Apache and therefore I cannot review your PR |
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Ok. Is there anything else I can do? |
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Closed via #12169 |
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Add DirectoryIndex to Apache configuration
If you have defined "FallbackResource /app.php" without defining
a directory index, then your main page("/") will keep loading
until the request times up.
Replaces #11941
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aaf4b48 Add DirectoryIndex to Apache configuration
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If you have defined "FallbackResource /index.php" without defining a directory index, then your main page("/") will keep loading until the request times up