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

Configuration Directives
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Example
Example
PasswordValidity 60
where, 60 is the number of days specified for the validity of the password.
Pathmon
Syntax
Pathmon process-name {
[Priority number]
[PrimaryCPU number]
[Hometerm file-name]
[BackupCPU number]
[Gsubvol OSS-pathname]
[Hometerm file-name]
[MaxServerClasses number]
[MaxServerProcesses number]
[Security security-attribute]
[LOG1 file-name]}
Description
The Pathmon directive is required to configure the PATHMON process. For additional
information about configuring PATHMON, see the NonStop TS/MP System Management
Manual or the NonStop TS/MP Management Programming Manual.
Pathmon process-name
is the OSS path name of the PATHMON process that controls the iTP Secure
WebServer environment. The process-name must consist of a letter followed by
one to three alphanumeric characters. It must be qualified by the string /G/. The
process-name must be unique on the host.
An example of the Pathmon directive is:
Pathmon /G/zweb
The following Pathmon attributes control the creation of the Pathway subsystem that
the server executes in.
Priority number
specifies the execution priority of the PATHMON process.
number can be a value from 1 through 199. If you omit this attribute, the PATHMON
process has the same priority as the httpd process that starts it.
Caution. If you choose to enable this configuration directive, then any previous password
database files will not work with this feature and you need to generate a new password
database file using the useradm utility.