My brother Lewis is going to upgrade the wall.org server, so the blog may be unavailable for a couple hours, or possibly even a day. Do not fear.
Server upgrade completed.
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Testing.
Everything seems to be working okay. Have a nice day!
Aron, I could find a “share” button on your blog anywhere, I was wondering if you knew you can put those in on some blogs.
*couldnt
Hey Aron,
Looks like the website’s root (https://www.wall.org) just contains a directory listing with the directory ‘html’. That directory contains the ‘real’ front page. It seems that either the content of ‘html’ needs to be moved up a directory, or the DocumentRoot directive needs to be changed to reflect the actual path.
(By the way, it’s generally recommended to disable directory listings for security purposes: https://wiki.apache.org/httpd/DirectoryListings)
Thanks for letting us know, pizza. It looks like they changed the default document root or something. It’s fixed now. As for directory listings, we actually use them a lot, so it’s not worth it for us to disable them, but thanks for the concern.