Hi guys
I want apache2 to display the filesystem how do i do this. i know this is not a wise thing to do :shame:… it is for a small hackme for some first years students at my school… so can any one help me. I have almost no experience in apache.
thanks in advance
Sander
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Just set your Apache DocumentRoot directory to ‘/’. Modifying about two
or three lines in your httpd.conf file will get you where you need to
be. Give it a try and see what you can find. You may also need to
change the order to Allow,Deny if you already have a line in there
specifying ‘/’ which I think is the default.
Good luck.
sand3r wrote:
> Hi guys
>
> I want apache2 to display the filesystem how do i do this. i know this
> is not a wise thing to do :shame:… it is for a small hackme for some
> first years students at my school… so can any one help me. I have
> almost no experience in apache.
>
> thanks in advance
>
> Sander
>
>
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Yes, it’s not a wise thing to do, and you know it, so why do you want it? Maybe there is a better way to do it.
This does wath i asked for but not what i meant.
what i meant is. they get to the web site witch is just as /etc/www/htdocs.
What i need is to get a part of the file system when they go to for example 192.168.1.13/…/…/
So i need to get out of the chroot…
sand3r