iTP Secure WebServer System Administrator's Guide (iTPWebSvr 5.1+)

Configuration Directives
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Region
some of these files from file caching and allow the static files to remain in the cache
longer, and thus help maintain a good performance.
However, the Region directive is evaluated for every request and, in this case, every
file access. Therefore, too many Region directives may also affect the efficiency of
the iTP Secure WebServer. It may be best to keep all constantly updated files in a
single region.
When no Region directive or no NoCache command in the Region directives is
present, the server attempts to cache all files accessed.
For example:
Region /h/dynamic_files/* {
NoCache
}
NoLog
The NoLog command disables logging for the current request. No entry is made in
the server access log, error log, or extended log files.
For example, the following command disables logging for all files ending with a
.gif extension:
Region *.gif {
NoLog
}
OutputTimeout time-in-seconds
The OutputTimeout command sets the time (in seconds) that the iTP Secure
WebServer is to spend sending a requested file to a web client. If the entire file has
not been sent within this limit, the request is canceled and the connection is closed.
The default value is 1200 seconds (20 minutes). The maximum value is 4294967295
(the maximum value permitted for an unsigned long integer).
The OutputTimeout command overrides for specified regions the global
specification set by the OutputTimeout directive. For further information about
using the OutputTimeout directive, see OutputTimeout
on page A-33.
Priority priority-increment
The Priority command forces CGI programs to run at a lower process priority.
The higher the value of priority-increment (0 to 20), the lower the priority.
If the Priority command is not set, or if it is set to 0, the affected CGI programs
run at the same priority as the iTP Secure WebServer.
For example, the following command forces all CGI programs (*.cgi) to run at
the lowest possible priority:
Region *.cgi* {
Priority 20
}