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

Configuration Directives
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Default
You must run keyadmin to change the password before you use the
ServerPassword directive to specify the new password.
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. The
httpd.stl.config file and the httpd.websafe.config file can each contain a
ServerPassword directive because those files cannot be included simultaneously in
the configuration.
Default
None.
Examples
ServerPassword 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 pathnames 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 pathname for users.db to be
/var/httpd/users.db