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It didn't work for me either. I figured that it is due to how Caddy / FrankenPHP handles order of execution. Ref: https://caddyserver.com/docs/caddyfile/directives#directive-order It's bit complex to fix. You may check with an LLM for a solution. I didn't want to post it as it shouldn't be used on a production site and I am not sure if code by an LLM agent is allowed here. |
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For my dev workstation, I have by default enabled the local webserver (be it apache or nginx) to serve both php files, static files, and directory indexes.
I am now trying to use for the first time FP, and am having a hard time reproducing that - if I put in the same Caddyfile block both
php_serverandfile_server browse, directory indexes do not get generated.Is it possible to achieve that?
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