List complete file name on a local apache httpd server

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I have a local Apache httpd server hosted and I have couple of directories and files inside it. The problem is its not listing the complete names of the files but instead its only listing the shortform



I am expecting my apache results to looks like this



  1. File1-10.0.0.1.txt

  2. File2-10.0.0.2.txt

  3. File3-10.0.0.3.txt

But instead my httpd server is cutting those full names and is displaying the following result



  1. File1-10.>

  2. File2-10.>

  3. File3-10.>

So it pretty much truncates the remaining character. How do I fix this? I am sure I can use Indexes but need a little more help.







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  • This should be helpful for you: stackoverflow.com/questions/13736936/…
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I have a local Apache httpd server hosted and I have couple of directories and files inside it. The problem is its not listing the complete names of the files but instead its only listing the shortform



I am expecting my apache results to looks like this



  1. File1-10.0.0.1.txt

  2. File2-10.0.0.2.txt

  3. File3-10.0.0.3.txt

But instead my httpd server is cutting those full names and is displaying the following result



  1. File1-10.>

  2. File2-10.>

  3. File3-10.>

So it pretty much truncates the remaining character. How do I fix this? I am sure I can use Indexes but need a little more help.







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  • This should be helpful for you: stackoverflow.com/questions/13736936/…
    – mariaczi
    Jun 26 at 11:27












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I have a local Apache httpd server hosted and I have couple of directories and files inside it. The problem is its not listing the complete names of the files but instead its only listing the shortform



I am expecting my apache results to looks like this



  1. File1-10.0.0.1.txt

  2. File2-10.0.0.2.txt

  3. File3-10.0.0.3.txt

But instead my httpd server is cutting those full names and is displaying the following result



  1. File1-10.>

  2. File2-10.>

  3. File3-10.>

So it pretty much truncates the remaining character. How do I fix this? I am sure I can use Indexes but need a little more help.







share|improve this question













I have a local Apache httpd server hosted and I have couple of directories and files inside it. The problem is its not listing the complete names of the files but instead its only listing the shortform



I am expecting my apache results to looks like this



  1. File1-10.0.0.1.txt

  2. File2-10.0.0.2.txt

  3. File3-10.0.0.3.txt

But instead my httpd server is cutting those full names and is displaying the following result



  1. File1-10.>

  2. File2-10.>

  3. File3-10.>

So it pretty much truncates the remaining character. How do I fix this? I am sure I can use Indexes but need a little more help.









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  • This should be helpful for you: stackoverflow.com/questions/13736936/…
    – mariaczi
    Jun 26 at 11:27
















  • This should be helpful for you: stackoverflow.com/questions/13736936/…
    – mariaczi
    Jun 26 at 11:27















This should be helpful for you: stackoverflow.com/questions/13736936/…
– mariaczi
Jun 26 at 11:27




This should be helpful for you: stackoverflow.com/questions/13736936/…
– mariaczi
Jun 26 at 11:27















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