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

Configuration Directives
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PathwayMimeMap
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The following command sends error information to a terminal:
LOG1 /G/$ZTO/#A033H
where,
/G/ZTN0/#PTQUZZB is the terminal name.
PathwayMimeMap
Syntax
PathwayMimeMap mime-type { pathmon [:serverclassname ] |
serverclassname }
Description
The PathwayMimeMap directive correlates a previously defined MIME type with the
name of the NonStop TS/MP server class that can handle files of that type.
mime-type
an extension defined by a previous MimeType directive to have a MIME type of
application/x-httpd-guardian.
pathmon
a valid HP name for a PATHMON process in OSS file format (preceded by /G/). The
PATHMON name is optional if the server class is in the same PATHMON environment
as the httpd process.
serverclassname
a valid NonStop TS/MP server class name. If you do not specify a server-class
name, the server class is presumed to have the same name as the file, minus the
extension. For example, the file logon.ab_demo would be referred to a server class
called logon in the PATHMON environment indicated by the PATHMON name.
Examples
Here are some examples of the PathwayMimeMap directive. The first example
specifies a server-class name, the second specifies a PATHMON name, and the third
specifies both:
PathwayMimeMap tcltcl-server
PathwayMimeMap userapp/G/UA
PathwayMimeMap userapp2/G/UA:ua2-server
The next set of examples shows the relationship between a PathwayMimeMap
directive and the corresponding MimeType directive. The MimeType directive must
precede the PathwayMimeMap directive but does not have to appear directly before it