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<TITLE>The SRE-Filter Configurator: Simple Mode</TITLE>
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<h1 align="center"> <img src="/imgs/srefiltr.gif" align="middle">
The SRE-Filter Configurator: Simple Mode </h1>
This is the <em>simple mode</em> SRE-FILTER configuration utility.
It provides an easy means of modifying and changing the more important
SRE-FILTER's options. Experienced users may wish to use the more powerful
(but less well documented) <A HREF="/config2.htm">intermediate mode configurator</A>.
<p>
<STRONG>Technical note:</STRONG> <blockquote>For this configurator to work, you must
have installed SRE-FILTER as your
GoServe filter, and GoServe must be running. By default, SRE-Filter permits
remote configuration (provided the client has SUPERUSER privileges).
If you are very security conscious, you can disable remote configuration:
and permit configuration only from the server
(SRE-FILTER will compare the client and server IP addresses).
<EM>See the SREFCONF.CMD file for details.</EM></blockquote>
<hr>
<h2>Please choose a parameter to modify </h2>
The currently active values will be shown, along with a moderately detailed
description of what the parameter does. If you decide you do <b>not </b> want
to modify a selected parameter --
just select the <u><b>CANCEL</b></u> link.
<blockquote><b>Having trouble comprehending these descriptions?</b><br>
For instance, can you define <em>request selector </em>? If not, we recommend reviewing
the <a href="/samples/srefiltr.htm#basicterm">basic terminology</a> section
of the <a href="/samples/srefiltr.htm">SRE-Filter manual</a>.</blockquote>
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<A NAME="HOST"><H3>Multiple Hosts</H3></A>
These two <b>host</b> options are used only if you have a multi-host server. If you
are running a <STRONG>single host server, you can ignore them</STRONG>.
<ul><LI><A HREF="/srefconf?show=add_host"> Add <em>host</em> identification information</A>
<LI><A HREF="/srefconf?show=remove_host">Remove <em>host</em> identification information</A>
</ul>
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<LI>The preceding <em>host</em> parameters can be set from any one of several
possible <em>hosts</em>
<LI> For the remaining parameters, this <strong>
simple configurator</strong> will modify parameters that apply
to the <em>host</em> you are <em>talking to</em> (the host your browser
is submitted this request to). If your request
does not match one of the host entries (or if you have <b>not</b>
defined any hosts), then the non-host specific
(the <em>generic</em>) parameters will be modified.
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<!-- Interpret code
if host_nickname=' ' then ;
tmp1=' <Em> You are currently "talking" to the <b> generic host</b> </em> ';
else;
tmp1=' <Em> You are currently "talking" to the <b>'||host_nickname||'</b> host </em> ';
queue tmp1 ;
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</blockquote>
<A NAME="LOGON"><H3>Logon Controls</H3></A>
If you have no need to control access to your site, you can
skip this <b>Logon Controls</b> section.
<ul><li> <A HREF="/srefconf?show=checklog">Force all clients to <EM>logon</EM></A>
<LI><A HREF="/srefconf?show=logon_fail_FILE">Return a customized response when <EM>logon</EM> fails</A>
<LI> <A HREF="/srefconf?show=add_user">Add a new user</A>
<LI> <A HREF="/srefconf?show=remove_user">Remove a user</A>
<LI> <A HREF="/srefconf?show=add_inhouse">Add a privileged <EM>(an In-House)</EM> user</A>
<LI> <A HREF="/srefconf?show=remove_inhouse">Remove a privileged <EM>(an In-House)</EM> user</A>
</ul>
<A NAME="ACCESS"><H3>Access Controls</h3></A>
If you have no need to control access to your site, you can
skip this <b>Access Controls</b> section.
<ul>
<LI> <A HREF="/srefconf?show=allow_access">Check each request for <EM>resource specific</EM> access rights</A>.
<LI> <A HREF="/srefconf?show=access_fail_file">Return a customized response when access is denied</A>
<LI> <A HREF="/srefconf?show=add_access">Add a <EM>Selector-specific</EM> access control</A>
<LI> <A HREF="/srefconf?show=default_access">Modify the default <EM>Selector-specific</EM> access control</A>
<LI> <A HREF="/srefconf?show=remove_access">Remove a <EM>Selector-specific</EM> access control</A>
<li> <A href="/srefconf?show=do_htaccess"> Enable the HTACCESS method </a>
</ul>
<A NAME="PUBLICURL"><H3>Public Areas</h3></A>
<ul>
<LI> <A HREF="/srefconf?show=add_publicurl">Add a <em>public</em> area identifier</A>.
<LI> <A HREF="/srefconf?show=remove_publicurl">Remove a <em>public</em> area identifier </A>.
</ul>
<A NAME="NAMES"><H3>Site Identification Variables</H3></A>
<ul><LI><A HREF="/srefconf?show=the_realm">The realm name for your site</A>
<LI> <A HREF="/srefconf?show=home_name">The <EM>colloquial</EM> name of your site</A>
</ul>
<A NAME="DEFAULT"><H3>Default Documents</h3></A>
<ul><LI><A HREF="/SREFCONF?SHOW=index">The home-page document</A> (the site's default document)
<LI><A HREF="/srefconf?show=auto_name"> Empty requests: INDEX, directory name, and directory listing options</A>
<LI> <A HREF="/srefconf?show=not_found_url">Customize the <EM>could not find document</EM> response</A>.
</ul>
<A NAME="DIRS"><H3>The Home Directory, Virtual Directories, and Redirection</H3></a>
<ul>
<LI> <A HREF="/srefconf?show=home_dir">Set the home directory</A> (used when a ~ appears in a <em>request selector</em>).
<LI> <A HREF="/srefconf?show=add_virtual">Add a virtual directory</A>
<LI><A HREF="/srefconf?show=remove_virtual"> Remove a virtual directory</A>
<LI><A HREF="/srefconf?show=add_redirect"> Add a URL redirection <EM>alias</EM></A>
<LI><A HREF="/srefconf?show=remove_redirect"> Remove a URL redirection <EM>alias</EM></A>
</ul>
<A NAME="RECORD"><H3>Transaction Recording Options</H3></A>
<ul>
<LI> <A HREF="/srefconf?show=write_logs">Enable the common-log, browser, and referer log files</A>
<LI> <A HREF="/srefconf?show=record_option">Enable SRE-Filter's
<em>running count </em> transaction recorder</A>
<LI><A HREF="/srefconf?show=hit_cache_len"> Enable the <EM>do not record repetitive hits </EM> cache</A>
<LI> <A HREF="/srefconf?show=hit_owner_suppress">Do not record requests from OWNERS </A>(do not augment hit counters)
</ul>
<A NAME="SSI"><H3>Server Side Include (SSI) Options</H3></A>
<ul>
<LI><A HREF="/srefconf?show=ssi_shtml_only"> Server side includes on <EM>SHTML</EM> files only</A>
<LI><A HREF="/srefconf?show=ssi_cache_on"> Enable the server side include cache </A>
<LI> <A HREF="/srefconf?show=headers">Enter a <EM>HEADER</EM> and a <em>FOOTER</em></A> (for inclusion in all HTML documents
<LI><A HREF="/SREFCONF?SHOW=WEBMASTER"> Set the value of the <EM>WEBMASTER </EM>variable</A> (used in server side includes)
<LI> <A HREF="/srefconf?show=add_custom">Add a custom REPLACEment variable </A> (that can be used in server side includes)
<LI> <A HREF="/srefconf?show=remove_custom">Remove a custom REPLACEment variable </A>
</ul>
<A NAME="MISC"><H3>Miscellaneous</H3></A>
<ul>
<LI> <A HREF="/srefconf?show=no_ss">Suppress server side includes and server side processing</A>
<LI> <A HREF="/srefconf?show=fix_expire">Suppress immediate expiration of temporary files</A>
<LI> <A HREF="/srefconf?show=smtp_gateway">Identify the SMTP GATEWAY</A>
</ul>
<hr>
<h2> Where to Find Documentation </h2>
SRE-Filter is shipped with a number of documentation files. We recommend
that you start with the <a href="/samples/guide.htm">users guide</a>.
It outlines most of SRE-Filter's features, and contains a number of links
to <em>further details</em>.
<p>
Other useful documentation files include:
<uL>
<li> The <a href="/SAMPLES/srefiltr.htm"> SRE-Filter manual</a> contains a rather
lengthy (<!-- #fsize virtual="/SAMPLES/srefiltr.htm" -->, but still too short),
and somewhat technical,
discussion of most of SRE-Filter's bells and whistles.
<li> The <a href="/SAMPLES/initfilt.doc"> description of INITFILT.80 </a>
gives a detailed description of SRE-Filter's user configurable parameters.
<li> The <a href="/SAMPLES/summary.htm">SRE-Filter summary</a> provides
a general overview of the capabilities of SRE-Filter.
<li>The <a href="/SAMPLES/OUTLINE.HTM">SRE-Filter outline</a> describes
the steps that SRE-Filter follows when processing a request.
<li> The <a href="/samples/srefquik.doc">description of SREFQUIK</a>
describes the SREFQUIK variant of SRE-Filter. Using SREFQUIK can
greatly improve response times, <em>provided you are willing to
spend some time configuring it</em>.
<li> The <a href="/SAMPLES/helplist.htm"> list of help files </a> summarizes the
various help documents supplied with SRE-Filter.
</ul>
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