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

Configuration Directives
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Description
to accommodate your particular needs (for example, to conform to a particular
language, locale, or application).
Using the Message directive, you can customize the messages listed in Table A-4.
Table A-4. Server Access Errors (page 1 of 2)
Message ID Description
error-unauthorized The HTML text returned to a Web client attempting to access
an object requiring authorization (such as a user name and
password).
Default text:
Browser not authentication-capable or
authentication failed.
error-unavailable The HTML text returned to a Web client when the server
encounters errors while communicating with other application
servers during the processing of the Web client’s request. The
errors can occur due to any of these reasons:
•
could not start serverclass dialog
•
pathsend operation failed, with pathsend error 201
•
pathsend operation failed, with pathsend error 211
•
could not fork new process
•
could not create pipes
•
could not open servlet server class
Default text:
The server was not available to handle your
request.
error-badrequest The HTML text returned to a Web client submitting a bad or
malformed HTTP request.
Default text:
Your client sent a query that this server
could not understand.
error-forbidden The HTML text returned to a Web client attempting to access
an object for which the Web client does not have access
permission.
Default text:
You do not have permission to get the
requested object.
error-maximum-connection The HTML text returned to Web client when maximum
connections specified with count argument and “customized” is
specified with replytype argument of MaxConnections
configuration directive.
Default text:
Maximum connections reached: The server
reached its maximum configured capacity.