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weborf.conf(5) [debian man page]

Weborf(5)							File Formats Manual							 Weborf(5)

NAME

       weborf.conf - configuration file for weborf daemon

SYNOPSIS

       /etc/weborf.conf

DESCRIPTION

       Weborf is a minimal webserver. Also has a limited support for webdav.
       Can be started as stand-alone or as SystemV daemon. This manual page documents Weborf's configuration file, used only when it is started as
       daemon.
       On debian systems, the script to run weborf as a daemon is  located  into  /usr/share/docs/weborf  and  has  to	be  manually  copied  into
       /etc/init.d
       Weborf is released under the GNU General Public License version 3.

DESCRIPTION

       Options	are  case  sensitive.  Immediately followed by the equal = sign, without any space between name and value.  Lines beginning with #
       will be ignored and treated as comments.

       indexes
	      By default weborf searches for index.html. Anyway it is possible to specify a different index file and also many index  files.  Name
	      of the pages must be separated by a comma and between them there aren't spaces.

       basedir
	      Default  base  directory used by the webserver. The default means that this will be used also when virtual hosts are enabled, if the
	      requested host is unknown. Of course the user used for the webserver will need to have access to this directory.

       use-cgi
	      Can be true or false. If false weborf will handle all files as normal files. Otherwise it will use the CGI protocol to execute  some
	      files.

       use-mime
	      Can  be true or false. If true weborf will send the Content-Type header to the clients. Turning it off will increase speed but might
	      cause problems with some old clients.

       cgi    List of extensions to consider as dynamic pages and binaries to execute them

       auth-bin
	      Path of the binary that provides authentication to weborf

       auth-socket
	      Path of the unix socket that weborf will use to connect to the authentication server

       cachedir
	      Will set the path of the directory used for caching

       user   Username of the user that will run the webserver. On debian this is usually www-data.

       virtual
	      This  directive  is  used   to   enable	virtualhosts.	One   line   is   needed   for	 each	port.	 The   format	is:   vir-
	      tual#port#domain1=basedir1,domain2=basedir2

EXAMPLE

       Example file can be found in /usr/share/doc/weborf/examples/weborf.conf

SEE ALSO

       weborf(1)

VERSION

       Weborf0.13

WEB

       http://galileo.dmi.unict.it/wiki/weborf/

AUTHORS

       Salvo "LtWorf" Tomaselli <tiposchi@tiscali.it>
       Salvo Rinaldi <salvin@anche.no>

Minimal webserver						   Sep 13, 2009 							 Weborf(5)

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HOBBIT-ENADIS.CGI(8)					      System Manager's Manual					      HOBBIT-ENADIS.CGI(8)

NAME

       hobbit-enadis.cgi - CGI program to enable/disable Xymon tests

SYNOPSIS

       hobbit-enadis.cgi (invoked via CGI from webserver)

DESCRIPTION

       hobbit-enadis.cgi is a CGI tool for disabling and enabling hosts and tests monitored by Xymon. You can disable monitoring of a single test,
       all tests for a host, or multiple hosts - immediately or at a future point in time.

       hobbit-enadis.cgi runs as a CGI program, invoked by your webserver.  It is normally run via a  wrapper  shell-script  in  the  secured  CGI
       directory for Xymon.

       hobbit-enadis.cgi  is  the back-end script for the enable/disable form present on the "info" status-pages. It can also run in "stand-alone"
       mode, in which case it displays a web form allowing users to select what to enable or disable.

OPTIONS

       --no-cookies
	      Normally, hobbit-enadis.cgi uses a cookie sent by the browser to initially filter the list  of  hosts  presented.  If  this  is  not
	      desired,	you  can  turn off this behaviour by calling bb-ack.cgi with the --no-cookies option. This would normally be placed in the
	      CGI_ENADIS_OPTS setting in hobbitcgi.cfg(5)

       --env=FILENAME
	      Load the environment from FILENAME before executing the CGI.

       --area=NAME
	      Load environment variables for a specific area. NB: if used, this option must appear before any --env=FILENAME option.

FILES

       $BBHOME/web/maint_{header,form,footer}
	      HTML template header

BUGS

       When using alternate pagesets, hosts will only show up on the Enable/Disable page if this is accessed from the primary page in  which  they
       are  defined.  So  if  you have hosts on multiple pages, they will only be visible for disabling from their main page which is not what you
       would expect.

SEE ALSO

       xymon(7)

Xymon							    Version 4.2.3:  4 Feb 2009					      HOBBIT-ENADIS.CGI(8)
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