[packages/mathopd.git] / mathopd.conf

User http
StayRoot On
Control {
	ScriptUser http
}
PIDFile /var/run/mathopd.pid
Log /var/log/mathopd/mathopd.log
ErrorLog /var/log/mathopd/error.log
Control {
	ChildLog /var/log/mathopd/childlog
}

Tuning {
	NumConnections 24
	BufSize 12288
	InputBufSize 12288
}

LogFormat {
	Ctime
	RemoteUser
	RemoteAddress
	RemotePort
	ServerName
	Method
	URI
	QueryString
	Version
	Status
	ContentLength
	BytesRead
	BytesWritten
}

LogGMT On

Control {
	Types {
		text/html { html }
		image/gif { gif }
		image/jpeg { jpg }
		text/css { css }
		application/octet-stream { * }
	}
	Specials {
		Dump { /dump }
	}
	IndexNames { index.html }
#	Error404File /home/boland/404.html
}

Server {
	Virtual {
		AnyHost
#
# A control block that has both an alias and a location keyword defines what
# is generally known as a 'virtual directory'. When mathopd converts URLs
# to pathnames it scans these blocks until it matches the URL with what is
# defined as the alias. Scanning stops as soon as a match is found (!)
# A location with alias "/" is the virtual root. This alias always matches.
# You must put the root before any other aliases in this file, otherwise
# it will simply obscure the remaining aliases.
# 
		Control {
			Alias /
			Location /home/httpd/html
		}
#
# Here is an example of an old-fashioned 'cgi-bin' directory.
#
		Control {
			Alias /cgi-bin
			Location /home/httpd/cgi-bin
			Specials {
				CGI { * }
			}
		}
#
# User directories work by substituting a login with the home directory
# for that login, followed by whatever is defined as the location
# so for example /~boland/ would be translated into /home/boland/public_html/
# (assuming that /home/boland is the home directory for user boland.)
#
# Note that if a user is not in the password file, mathopd will skip this
# alias and try to match the URL with any remaining aliases. E.g. if 'cmj'
# is a nonexisting user then /~cmj/ would translate into /home/boland/www/~cmj/
#
# Password file lookups can be very slow! Use this feature at your own risk.
#
		Control {
			Alias /~
			Location public_html
			UserDirectory On
		}
#
# If you have users for whom you do not want to enable user directories
# you can create an alias like the one below. Note that you must put
# these underneath the alias that has the userdirectory keyword because
# mathopd matches aliases from the bottom of the configuration upwards.
#
		Control {
			Alias /~root
			Location /nosuchdirectory
		}
	}
}
Commit	Line	Data
ccb8f06d	1	User http
	2	StayRoot On
	3	Control {
	4	ScriptUser http
	5	}
	6	PIDFile /var/run/mathopd.pid
	7	Log /var/log/mathopd/mathopd.log
	8	ErrorLog /var/log/mathopd/error.log
	9	Control {
	10	ChildLog /var/log/mathopd/childlog
	11	}
	12
	13	Tuning {
	14	NumConnections 24
	15	BufSize 12288
	16	InputBufSize 12288
	17	}
	18
	19	LogFormat {
	20	Ctime
	21	RemoteUser
	22	RemoteAddress
	23	RemotePort
	24	ServerName
	25	Method
	26	URI
	27	QueryString
	28	Version
	29	Status
	30	ContentLength
	31	BytesRead
	32	BytesWritten
	33	}
	34
	35	LogGMT On
	36
	37	Control {
	38	Types {
	39	text/html { html }
	40	image/gif { gif }
	41	image/jpeg { jpg }
	42	text/css { css }
	43	application/octet-stream { * }
	44	}
	45	Specials {
	46	Dump { /dump }
	47	}
	48	IndexNames { index.html }
	49	# Error404File /home/boland/404.html
	50	}
	51
	52	Server {
	53	Virtual {
	54	AnyHost
	55	#
	56	# A control block that has both an alias and a location keyword defines what
	57	# is generally known as a 'virtual directory'. When mathopd converts URLs
	58	# to pathnames it scans these blocks until it matches the URL with what is
	59	# defined as the alias. Scanning stops as soon as a match is found (!)
	60	# A location with alias "/" is the virtual root. This alias always matches.
	61	# You must put the root before any other aliases in this file, otherwise
	62	# it will simply obscure the remaining aliases.
	63	#
	64	Control {
65	Alias /
66	Location /home/httpd/html
67	}
68	#
69	# Here is an example of an old-fashioned 'cgi-bin' directory.
70	#
71	Control {
72	Alias /cgi-bin
73	Location /home/httpd/cgi-bin
74	Specials {
75	CGI { * }
76	}
77	}
78	#
79	# User directories work by substituting a login with the home directory
80	# for that login, followed by whatever is defined as the location
81	# so for example /~boland/ would be translated into /home/boland/public_html/
82	# (assuming that /home/boland is the home directory for user boland.)
83	#
84	# Note that if a user is not in the password file, mathopd will skip this
85	# alias and try to match the URL with any remaining aliases. E.g. if 'cmj'
86	# is a nonexisting user then /~cmj/ would translate into /home/boland/www/~cmj/
87	#
88	# Password file lookups can be very slow! Use this feature at your own risk.
89	#
90	Control {
91	Alias /~
92	Location public_html
93	UserDirectory On
94	}
95	#
96	# If you have users for whom you do not want to enable user directories
97	# you can create an alias like the one below. Note that you must put
98	# these underneath the alias that has the userdirectory keyword because
99	# mathopd matches aliases from the bottom of the configuration upwards.
100	#
101	Control {
102	Alias /~root
103	Location /nosuchdirectory
104	}
105	}
106	}
107