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- <H1>Configuring JWeb</H1>
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- <H3>JWeb Security</H3>
- <P>You can enter the JWeb configuration using either of two methods. If you
- have the JWeb control panel open you can just click the configure button. This
- will take you to the JWeb config login screen. If you would like to configure
- JWeb remotely you can access this same configuration screen by accessing the web
- address 'http://yoursite/admin'. You must fill in yoursite with the address of
- your site. <A HREF="address.html">For help on determining the address of your
- site click here.</A></P>
- <P>Once you enter the login screen you must enter the ID and Password for the
- web administrator. The ID/Password for the administrator is configurable once
- you get to the past the login screen. If you have not changed it the ID/Password
- will both be 'ADMIN'. You should change this once you are in the configuration
- screen. </P>
- <H3>JWeb Configuration Screen</H3>
- <P>After your ID/Password is accepted you will be in the main configuration
- screen. You can edit any of the following things:</P>
- <UL>
- <LI><B>Root Directory for WebSite - </B>This is the directory that is where the
- HTML/GIF/JPEG files that make up your web site are stored. You can also create
- directories under this directory.</LI>
- <LI><B>Port to Run Web From - </B>This is the port to run the web server from.
- This is usually 80, and there is usually NO reason to change it from 80. This
- is useful if you want your web site to be 'hidden', or if you already have a web
- server running and want a second one. If you change this to another value(like
- 9600), you must access your site using this form 'http://yoursite:9600/</LI>
- <LI><B>Administrator ID - </B>This is the ID that must be entered for the
- administrator. This is NOT case sensitive.</LI>
- <LI><B>Administrator Password - </B>This is the password that must be entered for
- the administrator. This is NOT case sensitive.</LI>
- <LI><B>Default Document - </B> If the user does not specify a .html file during
- from a browser, this is the document that will be sent. This applies to
- subdirectories off of WWWRoot.</LI>
- <LI><B>Log Web Requests - </B> If this is checked, web requests are logged to a
- access.log file in standard APACHE format.</LI>
- <LI><B>Mime Configuration - </B> Sometimes when new document types are added to
- your server, you must add mime tags. <A HREF="minfo.html">Click here for more
- info on adding mime tags.</A></LI></UL>
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