iTP Secure WebServer System Administrators Guide (Version 7.5+)

Because the password is reused when you restart the iTP Secure WebServer, you must start and
stop the environment, rather than simply restart it, when you change the password.
Only one ServerPassword directive is allowed in the configuration file.
Default
None
Example
ServerPassword —file StartDate2812
ServerRoot
Syntax
ServerRoot directory
Description
You can set the ServerRoot directive to either of the following:
• The directory to be designated as the current directory while the iTP Secure WebServer is
running.
• The directory in which the iTP Secure WebServer process is to place its core file if the iTP
Secure WebServer crashes.
The specified directory must be writable.
When other directives include relative path names for files, these paths are always relative to the
directory specified by ServerRoot directive.
For example, if the server configuration file (httpd.config) contains the following directives
ServerRoot /var/httpd
Region * {
RequirePassword "Your account" -userfile user.db
}
the iTP Secure WebServer assumes the full path name for users.db to be
/var/httpd/users.db
Only one ServerRoot directive is allowed in the configuration file.
Default
The default is the directory where the server is started.
Example
ServerRoot /usr/tandem/webserver
ServerTokens
Syntax
ServerTokens { Prod | Major | Minor }
Description
Use the ServerTokens directive to request a portion of the Server field being displayed in the
response header information returned by iTP Secure WebServer. The option provided with this
directive will decide the information to be displayed in the Server field of the response header. If
this directive is not specified in the server configuration file (httpd.config), the complete information
will be returned.
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