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- Title: Documentation for the WN server
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- material and view the matches to your search term in one line of context.
- Title: How the Index to WN User's Guide Works
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- sublist for each list consisting of the lines that contain a match.
- Selecting one of the highlighted search terms in a match line causes the
- Title: User's Guide for the WN Server
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- Line Searches
- Appendix A.1: Command Line Options for the
- Appendix A.2: Command Line Options for
- Title: An Overview of the WN server
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- /dir/index.cache which contains lines like:
- If the server finds a line starting with "file=foo.html"
- then the file will be served. If such a line does not exist the file
- are stored in the fields of the line starting file=foo.html.
- file's line in its index.cache file. These are used for the
- the content-type line would not be necessary as
- documents containing a match together with a sublist of the lines from
- those documents containing the match. This provides one line of
- each of these lines will be a highlighted anchor. Selecting one takes
- text/html document containing the lines in the file
- the filter is another field in the file's line in its
- <http://host/dir/foo;lines=20-30> and
- text/plain document consisting of lines 20 through 30 of
- (line ranges) of the structured file. The
- documents would be delimited by a line starting with "From"
- Title: Installation and Setup of WN
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- line in the config.h file.
- config.h file line containing
- configuration file and create the line:
- file inetd.conf(5) and insert the line:
- line looks like:
- and wn.rc contains only the two lines:
- field in the inetd.conf(5) line above) or some other user
- the server first remove or comment out the line you created in the UNIX
- file names on the command line when you execute the server. This is done
- the line for that transaction as well as better transaction
- -v command line
- More precisely a verbose log line begins with a normal "common" log
- format line and then adds the following:
- executing it from the command line. If you use the command:
- it should run and pause for input. Type the line:
- Title: Creating your WN data directory
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- The simplest index.wn file might contain the single line:
- The file contains four groups of lines called records. The first record
- (the single line starting
- line, like the one above, referring to the maintainer of the directory.
- soundfile, in the directory which we wish to serve. The line
- occurs the remainder of that line is treated as a comment (i.e. ignored).
- the File= lines of the
- Content-type= line.
- The other files do not need such a line since
- Content-type line either.
- the header of the document and stored in fields of that file's line in
- and the error log file can be specified on the command line when the
- There are several command line arguments for wndex. The
- Subdirs= line of the
- The first group of lines in an index.wn file provides
- called the directory record. This beginning collection of lines might
- The Owner= line
- SearchWrapper= line
- line specifies the name of the file which controls access (by IP address)
- Finally the line starting with
- Maximum number of matches per file exceeded.
- Title: Security on the WN Server
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- guarantee their integrity. There are several command line options for
- variable and run the program with no command line arguments.
- believe this goal can be achieved. Here are some guidelines.
- This should not be true if you are using some of the command line options
- command line arguments. It assumes that you are running either
- line in the file
- Title: Setting Up Searches on the WN Server
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- by including a line like:
- with a line like:
- titles of documents containing a match each with a sublist of the lines
- from those documents containing the match. This provides one line of
- done with lines consisting of the comment
- searching until the line consisting of
- is returned. There are no lines of context showing the match. To do a
- 5.7 Line Searches
- A line search is just like a context search,
- except that only one list of all matching lines is returned, instead of
- the matching lines being sublists of a list of files containing a match.
- in one large list of lines containing matches. The matching items are
- still anchors pointing to items in their respective files. To do a line
- <http://host/dir/search=line>
- returns a text/html document containing the lines in the
- file matching matching the regular expression. These lines will be
- line searches. The first type recursively descends all
- line searches are not a replacement for
- in the directory dir you should have a line like:
- The line:
- Maximum number of matches per file exceeded.
- Title: Parsed Text and Server Side Includes on the WN server
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- in the file record. This line is not necessary if the file record lists
- and the file foo.html should contain either of the lines:
- Any of the "<!-- #something -->" lines
- only thing on its line but may have white space before it. This is
- Includes=" line in the
- units of lines.
- Includes=" line separated
- mutually exclusive. It is fine to use the line
- the line:
- "if" line is a UNIX
- index.wn file contains a line
- reversed. For example the lines:
- encountered (not even blank lines) since the server cannot send an
- '<!-- #redirect = "URL" -->' line
- "acceptfile" contains the lines:
- utility like regular expression per line. Lines beginning with
- HTML document on lines by
- foo.html at the line where it is found. So this is just
- A line like:
- must occur on a line by themselves.
- Maximum number of matches per file exceeded.
- Title: Filters on the WN server
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- lines:
- Notice that it is necessary to have the content-encoding line to override
- "foo" then the content-encoding line would be unnecessary.
- blank line, this should not be done for "someprogram" in the
- line in the index.wn file.
- line in the directory's
- made available to the filter program you can do so by adding the line:
- Title: User Defined Fields on the WN server
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- A line like:
- Includes= line in
- entry then there must be a line like:
- Title: Ranges on the WN server
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- http://host/dir/foo;lines=20-30
- consisting of lines 20 through 30 of file
- of links to separate sections (line ranges) of the structured file. It
- The option ";lines=[first]-[last]" can be appended to the
- of causing the server to return line [first] through line
- [last] of the document to which it is attached. Line 1 is
- the first line of a file. This parameter is ignored and an error is
- since, for example, a range of lines from an
- 0-100 represents the first 101 bytes. Note that while file lines are
- Each has as a title the content of the Subject line of a mail message in
- foo and href the range of lines in
- Title: Limiting Access to Your WN Hierarchy
Matching lines:
- index.wn file, a line like:
- Accessfile= line must
- form of the directive so the line can be the same for every
- There are three possible formats for lines in the access file. First you
- example the line:
- widget.com domain, use the line:
- widget.com if it exists. One would need to add in the line
- more secure than using the hostnames. There are two line formats for IP
- (129.111.222.0). So the access file line above will match
- an '!', so if the access file contained only the lines:
- prefixing a line (in any of the three formats) with '!'
- matching line (with or without leading '!') for a host is
- (or denied if a '!' is present) and no subsequent lines in
- A line in an access file cannot exceed 255 characters in length and every
- line must end with a newline (some editors don't guarantee this and the
- last line of a file may not have a newline). A blank line at the end is
- file line overflow" will be generated.
- file lines are mutually exclusive.
- do this is to place the line:
- or the line:
- Maximum number of matches per file exceeded.
- Title: Users' Hierarchies and Personal Home Pages on the WN server
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- line:
- and the file "wn.dir.table" contains lines like:
- consulted should have lines consisting of a name followed by a
- Title: Multi-homed or Virtual Servers on the WN server
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- on the command line via the
- system call for the name supplied on the command line.
- line in config.h is
- uncomment the line containing "
- To use a virtual host file you must uncomment the line containing "
- The format of this file is one line per virtual host. Each such line
- Lines in this file which are empty or start with '#' are
- wn/vhost.c and changing the line
- The line containing
- etc., should be replaced by a line containing one of the IP addresses of your
- are not using suexec. The final entry in this line is a string
- The hostname in these lines is used by the server in only two
- All the lines of this file should be changed in a similar fashion. You
- may have more as many lines as you wish and you should remove any of the
- lines you don't need. Don't change anything else. In particular make
- line is unchanged and that you change only the parts inside quotation marks. If
- Title: WN Utility Programs
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- beginning of the line to be used as the section title. (More about this
- regular expression should match just the lines which are the beginning of
- "From" followed by a space at the beginning of a line.
- The second regular expression matches start of the line which you would
- anchor the contents of the message Subject line (minus the word
- list. Each item in the list is an anchor referring to a line range in
- foo -- the ranges being delimited by lines which match the
- will start with a line beginning with "From " which is
- anchor label for each range is taken from the first line in the range
- mentioned above, it will consist of everything on that line
- The first line of each range or section is a line which matches the first
- regular expression and the next matching line will begin the next
- expression begins with this first line. However, it is sometimes useful
- to skip this first line in the search for a title match. This can be
- is a common one. It says to divide foo into sections (line
- ranges) which are separated by blank lines (the regular expression
- '^$' matches a blank line). To obtain an anchor title for
- each section the blank line is skipped (since the second regular
- line is taken as the title (since '^' matches the beginning
- of the next line). The regular expressions of this example would be
- Maximum number of matches per file exceeded.
- Title: WN Auxiliary Modules
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- database. It is permissible to follow "foo" in this line
- served. Based on this key it should return a single line in the
- directory requiring authorization should contain lines like:
- in the directory record you should have a line like:
- Title: Clickable Images and Imagemap files on the WN Server
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- This is a file containing lines specifying regions in the image and the
- below in detail, but roughly a line contains the name of a shape
- image.png) put the lines:
- line is supplied for it.
- An imagemap file is a plain text file consisting of lines, each of which
- An imagemap can contain comments which are lines starting with the
- character '#'. These lines are ignored by the server, as
- are lines which are blank.
- All other lines must start with one of the imagemap "method" keywords:
- description of each type of method line.
- This line contains only the keyword "default" followed by
- This line contains the keyword "rect" followed by white
- This line contains the keyword "circle" followed by white
- This line contains the keyword "poly" followed by white
- the vertices in order with a straight line and then connecting the last
- This line contains the keyword "point" followed by white
- referenced is the one associated with the point in a "point method" line
- Note: Allowing multiple points on a single point method line is
- This line contains the keyword "nocoords" followed by white
- in the lines listed above can be in one of the following three forms:
- Maximum number of matches per file exceeded.
- Title: Using CGI Programs on the WN Server
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- in writing CGI programs. There is an online tutorial at
- # The first line must specify content type. Other
- # A blank line ends the headers. All header lines should
- # end with CRLF ("\r\n"), but other lines don't need to.
- "Content-type:" header line. It may be followed by other
- is indicated by a blank line. Of course the server will add additional
- Title: Default Index Cache Files
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- The first entry on each line is a directory in the web space
- line is the path to the cache file you want to use. This
- hierarchy. Comments in this file are anything on a line after
- Title: Support for the WN Server and Thanks
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- Title: Configuration File for the WN Package
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- or is incomplete. If you pick OTHER you must edit the last few lines
- * file for an errorlog. Comment out these lines to turn off logging.
- * system syslog facility run wnsd or wnd with the -S command line option.
- * the end of each log line. In particular the User-Agent and Referrer
- * If you wish to run at a different port than 80, edit this line.
- * data or 512 lines of text are sent. For
- * emit an HTTP status line and full document headers. A CGI environment
- * The following lines can be uncommented to enable one of the two
- * request from that client, so pages with lots of inline images will
- * Edit the lines in this section if you chose OTHER as
- Title: Format of index.cache file for WN
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- get translated to a line in the index.cache file like
- when the server reads the index.cache file. All lines in an index.cache
- file are terminated with a single '\n' (newline) character. (This is
- The first line of an index.cache file is the directory record line,
- the second line should be blank. If there is no directory record
- line the first line should be blank and file information can start
- with the second line.
- Header header /* HTTP header line added for item */
- <Note 1> The Default-content line is used to specify the content-type of
- <Note 2> "Attributes=" lines in a file record (or in their absence
- "Default-Attributes=" lines in the directory record) get translated
- or wrapper line.
- <Note 4> The maxage and default_maxage lines have the format
- Title: Command Line Options for the WN Server
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- Command Line Options for the WN Server
- Command Line Options for the WN Server
- These are the command line options for both the UNIX
- command line arguments -a,
- line arguments -a,
- file is one line per virtual host. Each such line should have the
- Lines in this file which are empty or start with '#' are
- Title: Command Line Options for WN Server wndex Utility
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- Command Line Options for WN Server wndex Utility
- Command Line Options for WN Server
- These are the command line options for the wndex utility
- only the line
- Title: Index File Directives for the WN Server
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- group of lines pertaining to single file. Each line of a record begins
- of that line is to be take as the title of the document whose record
- contains this line. The "File="
- be the start of a comment and everything after it on that line is
- character '=', all lines which do not contain this character
- are silently ignored. Also a single conceptual line of an
- over several actual lines by ending all but the last line with the
- '\' character. That is, if a line ends with
- line is considered a continuation of the current line. The maximum
- allowed length of a line (including continuation) is 1024 characters.
- individual files. It contains lines with directives specifying
- The line:
- directory. If this line is omitted access is allowed for everyone.
- The line:
- or the line:
- line in config.h and
- create an infinite loop. This line has the special feature that it
- can also be placed as the first line of the "
- directory. A line in the accessfile will override any value set in
- The line:
- Maximum number of matches per file exceeded.
- Title: Parsed Document Syntax for the WN Server
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- versions of WN no longer require this expression to be on a line
- multiple "#elif" lines.
- one per line with any white space being taken as part of the expression.
- Lines beginning with '#' are taken to be comments. If a
- The lines:
- second line if the file "foo" contains a regular
- The lines:
- second line if the file "foo" contains a regular
- The lines:
- second line if the file "foo" contains a regular
- The lines:
- for the second line if the file "foo" contains a regular
- The lines:
- is after (or before) the specified date. That is, the line:
- The lines:
- The lines:
- The lines:
- The lines:
- The line:
- The lines:
- Maximum number of matches per file exceeded.
- Title: CGI and other Environment Variables for the WN Server
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- Title: Creating User Home Pages for the WN Server
Matching lines:
- index.wn which contains the line:
- index.wn which contains the line:
- If you have other files you want to serve add additional lines like
- Title: Configuration Macros for WN
Matching lines:
- -p command line option.
- request from that client, so pages with lots of in-line images will
- -q command line option.
- line. In particular the User-Agent and
- -v command line option.
- -S command line option. To
- Title: Searching the User's Guide for the WN Server
Matching lines:
- term in one line of context. If you select one of the highlighted
- phrases in the context lines you will be taken to that point in the
- Title: Changelog for WN
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- Added -i command line option. The options -i 112.123.123.123
- single line each (as they should). Reported by J. Ross
- line. (chain.pem is the new file).
- only when specified by Content-encoding= line in the index.wn
- '-v' option for setting log type on the command line. These
- anywhere in a line, not just at the beginning of a line.
- Fixed minor bug in wndex/wndex.c which mishandled lines with
- on a line by themselves. The maximum size allowed for a
- be lost when listed in the index file after a line containing
- bug in wn/gsearch.c which caused spurious extra line printed in
- continuation lines to fail. The extra continuation was
- command line options (old and new) for wndex.
- to allow the output of a CGI script to be cached then use the line
- <!-- #if ... --> lines in text/plain files. Reported by Scott McMullan.
- the same thing for line ranges. (reported by R. Bixler)
- wndex is run unless a "Content-type=whatever" line is supplied for it.
- directory access to certain hosts. The new format for a line in an
- nnn.nnn.nnn.nnn. For example, the line "123.123.123.0/255.255.255.0"
- Added support for a new command line argument "-q pidfile"
- Fixed bug in wn/prequest.c which caused markline documents to
- Maximum number of matches per file exceeded.
- Title: Quick start
Matching lines:
- contains only the line
- directory (your data root directory). If you used the line
- Title: Colophon for the WN User's Guide
Matching lines:
- sites; view portfolio of inline images; and do all this periodically and
- sites; view portfolio of inline images; and do all this periodically and
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Copyright © 1998-2005 John Franks
<john@math.northwestern.edu>
licensed under the GNU Free Documentation License
Last modified: Sat June 18 2005
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