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- <h1 class="title">ADVANCED CONFIGURATION</h1> <br />
- Here you will find other options you can set in your MyServer's configuration
- file. <br />
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- <h2 class="title">MIME Types for Virtual Hosts:</h2>
- <br />
- In myserver.xml, you can allow your virtual hosts to have their own MIME
- types or not, by using the line below, with the proper option "YES"
- or "NO":<br />
- <br /><span class="code"><ALLOW_VHOST_MIME>YES</ALLOW_VHOST_MIME></span><br />
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- <h2 class="title">MSCGI Files:</h2>
- You can allow the use of MSCGI files in MyServer, by setting the desired value
- in the line below, in myserver.xml: <br />
- <p class="code"> <ALLOW_MSCGI>YES</ALLOW_MSCGI></p>
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- <h2 class="title">GZIP Threshold:</h2>
- You can configure MyServer ina way it will automatically Gzip
- data sent to the users, if the data to send is bigger than
- a specified value in bytes, by adding the line below in myserver.xml:<br />
- <p class="code"> <GZIP_THRESHOLD>1024</GZIP_THRESHOLD></p>
- <br /><br />
- For that example, if the data is bigger than 1024 bytes, it will be gzipped
- before being sent to te client.<br />
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- <h2 class="title">Permission for HTTP Data Handlers Access:</h2>
- <br />
- The option <span class="code"><ALLOW_CGI>NO</ALLOW_CGI></span>
- would deny the access to CGI data
- handler in your entire server.
- This option can be added to each
- single virtual host too, and if
- it is included in virtualhosts.xml,
- that will be considered, instead
- of the global configuration.<span class="code">
- ALLOW_CGI </span> can also appear
- as <span class="code">ALLOW_FASTCGI</span>,
- <span class="code">ALLOW_ISAPI</span>,
- <span class="code">ALLOW_MSCGI</span>
- , <span class="code">ALLOW_WINCGI</span>,
- <span class="code">ALLOW_SEND_LINK,
- ALLOW_EXTERNAL_COMMANDS</span>,
- <span class="code">ALLOW_SEND_FILE</span>,
- eache of them denying/allowing
- the proper HTTP data handler to
- be used.
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