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

Configuration Directives
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Description
You can set as many Message directives as you need. If you set more than one
Message directive for the same message ID, the server uses the last directive
encountered.
error-notfound The HTML text returned to a Web client attempting to access
an object that does not exist.
Default text:
The requested object was not found on this
server.
error-redirect The HTML text returned when the server returns an HTTP
redirect response. Occurrences of the string
$url in the text of
the message will be replaced with the redirected URL.
Normally, this text is never displayed to the user, but old
browsers that do not support redirects might display this
message.
Default text:
You see this message because your browser
doesn't support automatic redirection
handling.
error-server The HTML text returned to a Web client when the server
encounters an internal error while processing the Web client’s
request.
Default text:
The server encountered an internal error and
was unable to complete your request.
error-shortredirect The HTML text returned when the server returns an HTTP
redirect response and the URL is longer than the URL
supported by the Web client. Occurrences of the string
$url in
the text of the message are replaced with the redirected URL.
Default text:
This document can be found elsewhere. You see
this message because your browser doesn't
support automatic redirection handling
properly.
error-security-retry The HTML text returned when the Web client didn't use the
right security options for the request.
Default text:
The cryptographic enhancements on the request
were insufficient. Try again with appropriate
options.
Table A-4. Server Access Errors (page 2 of 2)
Message ID Description