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

Configuration Directives
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Server Commands
Env name=value
allows user-defined environment variables to be passed to the server in name-
value pairs. These values are reinitialized each time the server is initialized.
This command is optional.
Hometerm oss-pathname
specifies the name of the Guardian home terminal being used by the server
process executing on this system. If you do not specify the Hometerm command,
the default home terminal is the home terminal used by the PATHMON process on
this machine. It is recommended that you use an asynchronous terminal for the
PATHMON home terminal.
An example of the Hometerm command is as follows:
Hometerm /G/terma
This command is optional.Linkdepth max-number
specifies the maximum number of concurrent links that a specific LINKMON
process can have to any server process in the class defined by this Server
directive. A LINKMON process manages the links for all requesters in the same
CPU as the LINKMON process.
The value of Linkdepth should not exceed the value of Maxlinks and cannot
exceed 255.
If you omit this command, the default is 1.
Typically, you use the Linkdepth command to allow multithreaded servers; for
servers that are not multithreaded, use the default value of 1 for Linkdepth.
The following Linkdepth command would allow two concurrent requests from
each LINKMON process to any server in the server class:
Linkdepth 2
MapDefine define-name OSS-path
allows a server to be propagated with a define set.
An example of the MapDefine command is as follows:
MapDefine =TCPIP^PROCESS^NAME /G/ztc0
MapDefine =abc /G/system/sql
where the first token is a legal define name and the second token is the OSS form
of a Guardian file name.
This command is optional.
Note. In order to achieve the load-balancing enhancement described in iTP Secure
WebServer httpd on page 1-9, the Linkdepth command value must be set to 1 (the default
value) for the httpd configuration.