使用 NgxFancyIndex 代替nginx原有的autoindex模块美化文件显示

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Contents 1 Synopsis 2 Requirements 3 Building 4 Example Enable 5 Directives 5.1 fancyindex 5.2 fancyindex_css_href 5.3 fancyindex_exact_size 5.4 fancyindex_footer 5.5 fancyindex_header 5.6 fancyindex_ignore 5.7 fancyindex_localtime

Synopsis

The Fancy Index module makes possible the generation of file listings, like the built-in autoindex module does, but adding a touch of style. This is possible because the module module allows a certain degree of customization of the generated content:

Custom headers. Either local or stored remotely.
Custom footers. Either local or stored remotely.
Add you own CSS style rules.
Allow choosing to sort elements by name (default), modification time, or size; both ascending (default), or descending (new in 0.3.3).

This module is designed to work with nginx, a high performance open source web server written by Igor Sysoev.

Note: I have compiled this module with nginx-1.0.10 on a server running Debian Squeeze - however the README only talks about nginx-0.8

Requirements

Sources for Nginx_ 0.8.x, and its requirements.

The module compiles with 0.7.x versions as well.
It _might_ compile with 0.6.x applying "nginx-0.6-support.patch", YMMV.

Patience, and some Coffee™.

Building

1. Unpack the Nginx_ sources::

$ gunzip -c nginx-?.?.?.tar.gz | tar -xvf -

2. Download the latest version using Git:

$ git clone https://github.com/aperezdc/ngx-fancyindex.git ngx-fancyindex

3. Change to the directory which contains the Nginx_ sources, run theconfiguration script with the desired options and be sure to put an``--add-module`` flag pointing to the directory which contains the sourceof the fancy indexing module:

$ cd nginx-?.?.?
$ ./configure --add-module=../ngx-fancyindex  [extra desired options]

4. Build and install the software::

$ make

And then, as ``root``::

# make install

5. Configure Nginx_ by using the modules' configuration directives_.

Example Enable

You can test the default built-in style by adding the following lines intoa ``server`` section in your Nginx_ configuration file::

location / {
fancyindex on;              # Enable fancy indexes.
fancyindex_exact_size off;  # Output human-readable file sizes.
}

Directives

fancyindex

Syntax: *fancyindex* [*on* | *off*]Default: fancyindex offContext: http, server, locationDescription:

Enables or disables fancy directory indexes.

fancyindex_css_href

Syntax: *fancyindex_css_href uri*Default: fancyindex_css_href ""Context: http, server, locationDescription:

Allows inserting a link to a CSS style sheet in generated listings. The
provided *uri* parameter will be inserted as-is in a ``<link>`` HTML tag.
The link is inserted after the built-in CSS rules, so you can override the
default styles.

fancyindex_exact_size

Syntax: *fancyindex_exact_size* [*on* | *off*]Default: fancyindex_exact_size onContext: http, server, locationDescription:

Defines how to represent file sizes in the directory listing; either
accurately, or rounding off to the kilobyte, the megabyte and the
gigabyte.

fancyindex_footer

Syntax: *fancyindex_footer path*Default: fancyindex_footer ""Context: http, server, locationDescription:

Specifies which file should be inserted at the foot of directory listings.
If set to an empty string, the default footer supplied by the module will
be sent.

... warning:

When inserting custom header/footer a subrequest will be
issued so potentially any URL can be used as source for them. Although it
will work with external URLs, only using internal ones is supported.
External URLs are totally untested and using them will make Nginx_ block
while waiting for the subrequest to complete. If you feel like external
header/footer is a must-have for you, please
`let me know <mailto:aperez@igalia.com>`__.

fancyindex_header

Syntax: *fancyindex_header path*Default: fancyindex_header ""Context: http, server, locationDescription:

Specifies which file should be inserted at the head of directory listings.
If set to an empty string, the default header supplied by the module will
be sent.

fancyindex_ignore

Syntax: *fancyindex_ignore string1 [string2 [... stringN]]*Default: No default.Context: http, server, locationDescription:

Specifies a list of file names which will be not be shown in generated
listings. If Nginx was built with PCRE support strings are interpreted as
regular expressions.

fancyindex_localtime

Syntax: *fancyindex_localtime* [*on* | *off*]Default: fancyindex_localtime offContext: http, server, locationDescription:

Enables showing file times as local time. Default is “off” (GMT time).