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

Configuration Directives

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PathwayMimeMap

Syntax

PathwayMimeMap mime-type { pathmon [:serverclassname ] |

serverclassname }

Description

The PathwayMimeMap directive correlates a previously defined MIME type with the

name of the NonStop TS/MP server class that can handle files of that type.

mime-type

an extension defined by a previous MimeType directive to have a MIME type of

application/x-httpd-guardian.

pathmon

a valid HP name for a PATHMON process in OSS file format (preceded by /G/).

The PATHMON name is optional if the server class is in the same PATHMON

environment as the httpd process.

serverclassname

a valid NonStop TS/MP server class name. If you do not specify a server-class

name, the server class is presumed to have the same name as the file, minus the

extension. For example, the file logon.ab_demo would be referred to a server class

called logon in the PATHMON environment indicated by the PATHMON name.

Examples

Here are some examples of the PathwayMimeMap directive. The first example

specifies a server-class name, the second specifies a PATHMON name, and the third

specifies both:

PathwayMimeMap tcltcl-server

PathwayMimeMap userapp/G/UA

PathwayMimeMap userapp2/G/UA:ua2-server

The next set of examples shows the relationship between a PathwayMimeMap

directive and the corresponding MimeType directive. The MimeType directive must

precede the PathwayMimeMap directive but does not have to appear directly before it

as shown. The two MimeType directives below indicate that files with the extension

cgi and ab_demo have the MIME type application x/httpd-guardian. The

corresponding PathwayMimeMap directives indicate that files with the extension cgi

are processed by the generic-cgi server class, and files with the extension ab_demo