iTP Secure WebServer System Administrator's Guide (Version 7.0)

Configuration Directives
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A-29
Default
WebServer environment or a region. Content negotiation is a protocol feature defined
in the HTTP/1.1 specification.
The server consults this directive only if the configuration file also contains a
Negotiation directive with the Lang or Mult argument, and only if the client sends a
request without an Accept-language header.
The language-tags consist of one or more RFC 2068 language tags. To specify
multiple tags, separate them by commas with no intervening spaces, and enclose the
list in braces {}. List the tags in order of preference.
For more information about content negotiation, see Negotiation on page A-38.
To see RFC 2068, use the following URL:
http://www.cis.ohio-state.edu/htbin/rfc/rfc2068.html
Default
If you specify this directive, you must specify at least one language tag. If you omit this
directive and a request does not contain an Accept-language header, the server does
not use language as a basis for content negotiation.
Example
LanguagePreference {de,en-us}
expresses a preference for German-language content, with a secondary preference for
American English.
LanguageSuffix
Syntax
LanguageSuffix language-tag .lang-abbreviation
Description
Use the LanguageSuffix directive to specify the file extension that corresponds to a
language tag. The LanguageSuffix directive applies only if the configuration file also
contains a Negotiation directive with Mult argument.
The language-tag consists of one RFC 2068 language tag. The .lang-
abbreviation is the string of characters used as the file extension for files in the
specified language in your iTP Secure WebServer environment. The .lang-
abbreviation must start with a period.
To specify file extensions for multiple language tags, use multiple instances of this
directive. You can specify different file extensions for different regions by using
LanguageSuffix as a Region command.