iTP Secure WebServer System Administrator's Guide (iTPWebSvr 6.0+)

Configuration Directives
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Default
If the request does not include an Accept-language header, the server uses the values
given in the LanguagePreference directive.
To use different content-negotiation policies in different regions of a WebServer
environment, use Negotiation as a Region command.
Default
If you omit this directive, the default value is None (no content negotiation).
Example
Assume that you specified the argument Mult and that the directory janedoe contains
the files xyz.html, xyz.en.html, and xyz.gif.
A client requests the URL /usr/janedoe/xyz with the following Accept headers:
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Accept:image/jpeg, text/html, */*
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Accept-language:en, fr, es
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Accept-encoding: gzip
To service the request, the server finds all files whose names begin with “xyz,” then
uses the request headers to select the best match. In this case, the best match is
xyz.en.html, which satisfies the criteria in the Accept and Accept-language headers.
OutputTimeout
Syntax
OutputTimeout time-in-seconds
Description
You set the OutputTimeout directive to the period (in seconds) that the server 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.
Only one OutputTimeout directive is allowed in the configuration file.
The maximum value is 4294967295 (the maximum value permitted for an unsigned
long integer).
Note. To use language as a criterion for multiview content negotiation, you must include a
LanguageSuffix directive to map each language tag to a file extension.