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Just use XAMPP and you'll avoid all those issues.
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Just use XAMPP and you'll avoid all those issues.

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Hi, 
 
Drupal has installed successfully, and I can get to the home page ok. When I click on any link such as: 
 
<a href="http://localhost/drupal-6.6/?q=admin/settings" rel="ugc">http://localhost/drupal-6.6/?q=admin/settings</a> 
 
I get this instead of the web page... Any Ideas why? 
 
Index of /drupal-6.6 
 
&nbsp; &nbsp; * Parent Directory 
&nbsp; &nbsp; * CHANGELOG.txt 
&nbsp; &nbsp; * COPYRIGHT.txt 
&nbsp; &nbsp; * INSTALL.mysql.txt 
&nbsp; &nbsp; * INSTALL.pgsql.txt 
&nbsp; &nbsp; * INSTALL.txt 
&nbsp; &nbsp; * LICENSE.txt 
&nbsp; &nbsp; * MAINTAINERS.txt 
&nbsp; &nbsp; * UPGRADE.txt 
&nbsp; &nbsp; * cron.php 
&nbsp; &nbsp; * includes/ 
&nbsp; &nbsp; * index.php 
&nbsp; &nbsp; * install.php 
&nbsp; &nbsp; * misc/ 
&nbsp; &nbsp; * modules/ 
&nbsp; &nbsp; * profiles/ 
&nbsp; &nbsp; * robots.txt 
&nbsp; &nbsp; * scripts/ 
&nbsp; &nbsp; * sites/ 
&nbsp; &nbsp; * themes/ 
&nbsp; &nbsp; * update.php 
&nbsp; &nbsp; * xmlrpc.php 

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Hi,

Drupal has installed successfully, and I can get to the home page ok. When I click on any link such as:

http://localhost/drupal-6.6/?q=admin/settings

I get this instead of the web page... Any Ideas why?

Index of /drupal-6.6

    * Parent Directory
    * CHANGELOG.txt
    * COPYRIGHT.txt
    * INSTALL.mysql.txt
    * INSTALL.pgsql.txt
    * INSTALL.txt
    * LICENSE.txt
    * MAINTAINERS.txt
    * UPGRADE.txt
    * cron.php
    * includes/
    * index.php
    * install.php
    * misc/
    * modules/
    * profiles/
    * robots.txt
    * scripts/
    * sites/
    * themes/
    * update.php
    * xmlrpc.php


Drupal on Apache 2.2 / MySQL / Windows displays directory listing instead of web page

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