root/10kz/conf/httpd.conf

Revision 43, 1.8 kB (checked in by jm3, 2 years ago)
  • set Id property on all text-based files
  • correctly handling the "no keys found" case with link to GPG help page (just a stub at this point)
  • Property svn:executable set to *
  • Property svn:keywords set to Id
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1 ############################################################################
2 #                   Fizmez Web Server configuration file                   #
3 ############################################################################
4 # Based upon the NCSA server configuration files originally by Rob McCool. #
5 ############################################################################
6
7 # Port number.
8 # To connect to the webserver, type:
9 # http://hostname:thisNumber
10 # e.g.
11 # http://fizmez.com:5555
12 # To run as a normal webserver, use Port=80
13 # Default:
14 # Listen 80
15
16 # Listen 80
17 Listen 5555
18
19
20 # Server Root
21 # The location of the FWS installation
22 # Default:
23 # ServerRoot /usr/local/fws
24
25 # ServerRoot /usr/local/fws
26
27
28 # Document Root
29 # The location for your flat HTML files
30 # Default:
31 # DocumentRoot <ServerRoot>/html
32
33 DocumentRoot /Users/erdnase/www/10kz/shell
34
35 # Default File
36 # The file that is used if no file is specified
37 # Default:
38 # DirectoryIndex index.html
39
40 # DirectoryIndex index.html
41
42
43 # Default Wap File
44 # The file that is used if no file is specified
45 # Default:
46 # WapDirectoryIndex index.wml
47
48 # DirectoryIndex index.wml
49
50
51 # Mime-types file
52 # The file that specifies mime-types for returned files
53 # New in 1.2: I've dropped in a mime.types file to get windows users going quickly.
54 # Default:
55 # MimeTypesFile /etc/mime.types
56
57 MimeTypesFile ./conf/mime.types
58
59
60 # Default MIME type
61 # The MIME type to be sent if nothing is specified
62 # Default:
63 # DefaultType text/plain
64
65 # DefaultType text/plain
66
67
68 # Executables
69 # These files are executed rather than echoed.
70 # Please note that the file is executed as the user
71 # that first ran the web server.  If this is the root user,
72 # the file will be run as root, which can be dangerous.
73 # If the file is a .cgi, the file is executed as per the
74 # Common Gateway Interface specification
75
76 CGIExecuteable cgi
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