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2.3 srm.conf

The srm.conf ﬁle deﬁnes the server’s name space, how requests are ser-

viced and how request results areformatted.

2.3.1 Important Directives in srm.conf

DocumentRoot TheDocumentRoot isthedirectorywhich contains most

of the HTML ﬁles which will be served in response to requests. The

default DocumentRoot for both the non-secure web server and se-

cure web server is /home/httpd/html. For example, the server

might receive a request for the following document:

http://www.yourserver.com/foo.html

Theserverwill lookforthefollowing requestinthedefaultdirectory:

/home/httpd/html/foo.html

If you want to change the DocumentRoot so that it is no longer

shared by the secure web server and the non-secure web server, see

section 2.6 on page 36 for instructions.

UserDir UserDir is the name of the sub-directory within each user’s

home directorywhere they should placepersonal HTMLﬁles which

are to be served by the web server. By default, the subdirectory is

public html. For example, the server might receive the following

request:

http://www.yourserver.com/˜username/foo.html

The server would look for the ﬁle:

/home/username/public_html/foo.html

In the above example, /home/username is the user’s home direc-

tory.

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