I am a noob at Apache setups. but have managed to get one working webpage going with dns setup, etc.My basic setup is on a Qnap TS-251 NAS box, which uses Qapache, but I think the problem is really a basic Apache setup that, to me, does not have an obvious solution and all the searching hasn't shown me a solution.So, what I am trying to do is have Apache serve a web page based on a local shared link. The link looks like this:https://192.168.x.xxx/share.cgi?ssid=0h5NjVWWhen I put that into my browser, it pulls up a very nice QNAP UI of the folders and files I want to share via the Internet. I currently have this working as a webpage but all I get is the standard Index Page plain text formatting of folders and files.How can I put in a directive to properly serve up that link? Thanks![edit] Here is the current entry for this webpage in httpd.conf:In httpd.conf:<Directory /share/Multimedia/Other>Options Indexes FollowSymLinks MultiViewsAllowOverride allRequire all granted</Directory>Here is the entry in /opt/Qapache/etc/extra/httpd-vhosts.conf:<VirtualHost *:88>#    ServerAdmin webmaster@dummy-host2.example.com    DocumentRoot /share/Multimedia/Other    ServerName mywebsite.pagekite.me    ErrorLog /share/Multimedia/Other/error_log.csv    CustomLog /share/Multimedia/Other/access_log.csv common</VirtualHost> This does work and serves up the right folders/files, but is in plain text with no friendly layout/formatting like the shared link provides.
Apache serve local link as web page?
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