: Where does Apache get the 'last modifed' date for its automatic indexes? I have a Solaris server running Apache, and I am using the following .htaccess to generate automatic indexes. Options

I have a Solaris server running Apache, and I am using the following .htaccess to generate automatic indexes.

Options +Indexes
# SET INDEX OPTIONS
IndexOptions +NameWidth=*

Where does the "Last modified" date come from in the index that is generated?

It does not appear to be from any of the filesystem dates.

Note that I copy these directories to this location. It seems to be showing the creation date for the directory that I copied, not the date that I copied it. If it's not the atime, ctime, mtime, or crtime, where does Apache find this date?

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@Kristi941

I found reason of this issue: mod_autoindex uses mtime of index.html inside folder, not folder mtime.
Reproduced on CentOS 6 with latest updates.

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@BetL925

The documentation states:

[Last-modified] is only valid if the operating system and file system return appropriate stat() results.

Since it is not working for your system, you can turn off the last-modified with: IndexOptions SuppressLastModified

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