iTP Secure WebServer System Administrators Guide (Version 7.5+)

Example
LanguageSuffix en .en
LanguageSuffix de .ger
LanguageSuffix es .es
LanguageSuffix fr .fr
LoggingServerClass
Syntax
LoggingServerClass <serverclass-name >
Description
Specifies the TS/MP serverclass to be used to redirect iTP Secure WebServer logging. If specified,
nothing would be logged in the httpd.log and access.log files. Contents of these files would
be sent to the configured serverclass using Pathsend. WebServer errors would still be logged in
the error.log file. For more information on LoggingServerClass, see “Server Log File Formats”
(page 261).
Default
If this directive is not specified, the webserver will continue to log into its own log files.
Example
LoggingServerClass logtoclass
where, logtoclass is the user-specified serverclass name.
MaxConnections
Syntax
MaxConnections -count <integer value> -replytype <customized/RST>
For example,
MaxConnections –count 500 –replytype RST
Description
Use the MaxConnections directive to specify the maximum number of connections that will be
served before displaying the customized error message or sending the RST packet.
The MaxConnections directive takes these arguments:
-count <integer value>
RANGE (-count): 1 to (NUMSTATIC x 255)
where Numstatic is the number of static servers for the httpd server class.
Use the -count argument to specify the number of connections, which will be served, before
displaying the customized error message or sending the RST packet.
-replytype <customized/RST>
Use the –replytype argument to specify the type of response, customized error message or RST
packet, when the number of connections reaches the value specified with the -count argument.
NOTE: The number of connections served before displaying the error message or RST packet
will be the higher multiple of Numstatic nearest to the count value.
Default
None
Both the arguments are mandatory.
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