apache-icons(7) Alternative icons for Apache autoindex

DESCRIPTION

"The Apache HTTP Server is the world's most used web server software." --- Wikipedia (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apache_HTTP_Server)

apache-icons provides alternative icons for Apache autoindex.

INSTALLATION

SOURCE

1. sudo apt install asciidoc git docbook-xml docbook-xsl libxml2-utils make xsltproc imagemagick librsvg2-bin

2. git clone https://sources.open-infrastructure.net/software/apache-icons

3. cd apache-icons && sudo make install

DEBIAN 9 (STRETCH) AND NEWER

• sudo apt install apache-icons

DEVELOPMENT

Bug reports, feature requests, and patches are welcome via Debian Bug Tracking System:

https://bugs.debian.org

Please base them against the next Git branch using common sense:

https://www.kernel.org/doc/Documentation/SubmittingPatches

KNOWN LIMITATIONS

Changing from one icon set to the other requires a reload of the apache webserver.

USAGE

The default icon theme is determined by the /usr/share/apache-icons/default (and /usr/share/apache-icons/default.conf respectivly) file.

On Debian based system "sudo update-alternatives --config apache-icons" can be used to automatically select the active icon theme (including the default apache icons).

The following themes are available:

• awesome-png: Font Awesome based, PNG format

• awesome-svg: Font Awesome based, SVG format

• tango-png: Tango Icons based, PNG format

• tango-svg: Tango Icons based, SVG format

The SVG themes are preferable because they are sharper and scale losless. They require somewhat modern browsers though.

An example of the tango-svg theme can be seen on https://files.open-infrastructure.net.

LINKS

Font Awesome:

http://fontawesome.io/

Tango Desktop Project:

http://tango.freedesktop.org/

AUTHORS

• Daniel Baumann <[email protected]>