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| The host name of this machine which will be returned
| to clients whenever a relocate is required. You *MUST*
| change this to your full hostname. It is also used to
| construct the default admin address
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Set HTTPServer$Host i.am.not.configured.properly
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| The server administrator's e-mail. You *MUST* change this to be
| your full Internet email address as it will be used to sign
| outgoing error messages to provide users with a point of
| contact for the server. Do *NOT* leave it pointing to me. I
| supply it pointing at me to prevent users getting weird
| errors if you don't change it from any invalid address I
| might have put on it. Don't expect any support if I get
| e-mail about your server from people who've followed the
| link at the bottom of the error page.
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Set HTTPServer$Admin "webmaster@<HTTPServer$Host>"
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| HTTPServer$Base is the location of your web pages. It must be the
| name of a directory. Place your HTML files inside this directory.
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Set HTTPServer$Base <Obey$Dir>.WWWPages
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| HTTPServer$Log is the location of the log file. It must not be
| under the <HTTPServer$Base> directory.
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Set HTTPServer$Log <Obey$Dir>.Log
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| HTTPServer$CommonLog is the location of the Common Log File format
| log file.
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Set HTTPServer$CommonLog <Obey$Dir>.CLF
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| HTTPServer$LogLevel sets the amount of logging information
| going to the log file. -1 is no logging at all. 0 gives a
| short summary of each connection and its result. 1 gives more
| detail and 7 gives the most detail.
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Set HTTPServer$LogLevel 2
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| Set this to your machine type. Messages from the server will have
| (Acorn <HTTPServer$Machine> xxMB) as the signature on the file.
| The amount of memory will be auto detected.
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Set HTTPServer$Machine "Risc PC600"
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| The TCP port number on which to run the service. Usually 80
| but some organisations only allow 80 for 'official' servers,
| in which case you can change this (8080 is a common alternative)
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Set HTTPServer$Port 80
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| The maximum number of concurrent connections to service
| Probably won't want to change this. It gets hairy if you
| have lots of connections :-)
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Set HTTPServer$MaxServers 4
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| The internal buffer size for each connection. This memory will be
| automatically allocated upon startup to support up to HTTPServer$MaxServers
| concurrent connections. Bbviously, the larger the buffer and the more
| connections allowed, the more memory that will be grabbed.
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| The buffer size is measured in kilobytes
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Set HTTPServer$BufferSize 16
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| Set up the automatic timeout. If no traffic has been sent or received
| on a connected socket for this number of *minutes* then the connection
| will be killed (a message will be logged at level 0 to the log file)
| Set to zero to disable timeout, but you don't really want to do this
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Set HTTPServer$Timeout 15
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| Provided you've edited this file, you can remove this last line.
| It's only purpose is to stop you running it until you have edited
| this file.
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Error Read the !Help file. You must reconfigure HTTPserver by editing the !Config file