Fix directory indexes when on pages domain #8

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opened 2025-12-03 00:10:33 +00:00 by ric · 1 comment

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2025-12-03 00:10:33 +00:00

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When using the pages domain the indexes don't work but they do on the custom domain.

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For pages domain URLs, the structure is:

Profile site: https://ric.pages.sqcows.com/ (from .profile repo)
Repository: https://ric.pages.sqcows.com/REPO_NAME/
File in repo: https://ric.pages.sqcows.com/REPO_NAME/path/to/file

For custom domain URLs, the structure is:

Repository root: https://ric.squarecows.com/
Directory/file: https://ric.squarecows.com/moo/

When you access https://ric.pages.sqcows.com/moo/, the code is interpreting "moo" as a repository name (not a directory path), which is why you're getting "Repository not found
or not configured for pages".

For pages domain URLs, the structure is: - Profile site: https://ric.pages.sqcows.com/ (from .profile repo) - Repository: https://ric.pages.sqcows.com/REPO_NAME/ - File in repo: https://ric.pages.sqcows.com/REPO_NAME/path/to/file For custom domain URLs, the structure is: - Repository root: https://ric.squarecows.com/ - Directory/file: https://ric.squarecows.com/moo/ When you access https://ric.pages.sqcows.com/moo/, the code is interpreting "moo" as a repository name (not a directory path), which is why you're getting "Repository not found or not configured for pages".

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