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From: Bill Sandiford <bill@duey.interlinks.net>
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Subject: Help with Apache
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I have downloaded and installed Apache 1.2.4 on my box.  I am having a
small problem though.

My dirctory structure looks like this

DirectoryRoot
   |
   dir1
   dir2
   .
   .
   .
   dirn

On my old web server (NT based) people would be able to access the dir1
directory by keying in

www.myserver.com/dir1

With my new web server (apache 1.2.4 on freebsd 2.2.5) 

www.myserver.com/dir1      produces nothing

in order to get the directory

www.myserver.com/dir1/	  with a trailing backslash


Is there any way to fix this so that users can just call

www.myserver.com/dir1


Thanks

Bill