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<blockquote data-quote="Aquarius" data-source="post: 917216" data-attributes="member: 10507">Hi all,I tried to build a site from my home town TV.&nbsp;I cannot access any html as its entirely FLASH basedm but I know the URL/ directory structure of the video files.The structure is pretty simple:&nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp; <a href="http://www.someURL.de/upload/sendung" target="_blank">http://www.someURL.de/upload/sendung</a>XY/filename.mp4&quot;where XY is some 2 digit number which I do not know in advance and filename is free.&nbsp;When trying to access&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; <a href="http://www.someURL.de/upload/" target="_blank">http://www.someURL.de/upload/</a> with the site creation tool or other HTTP tools, the server responds &quot;403 Forbidden&quot; . So there is no way to make a listing of the directory.&nbsp;Is there a way to get around this ?&nbsp;I tried to convince the WEB Programmer to build a RSS- feed, but he does not want or is too lazy ... But is that a (the only) possible solution ?&nbsp;Regards/Gerd</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Aquarius, post: 917216, member: 10507"] Hi all, I tried to build a site from my home town TV. I cannot access any html as its entirely FLASH basedm but I know the URL/ directory structure of the video files. The structure is pretty simple: [I][url]http://www.someURL.de/upload/sendung[/url][B]XY[/B]/filename.mp4"[/I] where [B]XY[/B] is some 2 digit number which I do not know in advance and filename is free. When trying to access [I][url]http://www.someURL.de/upload/[/url][/I] with the site creation tool or other HTTP tools, the server responds "403 Forbidden" . So there is no way to make a listing of the directory. Is there a way to get around this ? I tried to convince the WEB Programmer to build a RSS- feed, but he does not want or is too lazy ... But is that a (the only) possible solution ? Regards /Gerd [/QUOTE]

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