username:*:*:groupid:*:homedir:*
You also have the option of loading the entire password file on startup. If you choose this option, the server loads the password file into memory when it starts, making user lookups much faster; if you have a very large password file, however, this can use too much memory.
Finally, you can choose a configuration template that the server uses so that you can control what is allowed from public information directories. This can prevent users from creating symbolic links to information you don't want made public, and so on.
To set up user directories,
To enable remote file manipulation, do the following from the Server Manager:
index.html or home.html, which is a file you create and maintain as an overview of the directory's contents. You can specify any file as an index file for a directory, which means you can also use CGI programs as an index if CGI is activated.
Simple directory indexing is less detailed but takes less time to generate.
You can also specify that no dynamic directory listing is ever generated if the server looks for index files and cannot find any. If the server does not find index files, it will not create a directory listing to show the client.
MIME types are stored in a file called mime.types in the
{server_root][server_name]config directory. The following is an example
of entries that might be in a mime.types file:
type=application/x-excel exts=xls,xlc,xll,xlm,xlw
type=application/mspowerpoint exts=ppt,ppz,pps,pot
/info/movies
in the field.)
Additionally, the following aliases are recognized for us-ascii:
|
The following aliases are recognized for iso_8859-1:
:LASTMOD:
if you want to include the last-modification date.
Note
 Any entities (for example,
©
) you enter will
be expanded when you edit the footer again. If you do edit it again, be sure to re-expand the entities.
;version=index
appended to it. From that list, click the version number of the document you want to see.
/*
after the directory, all of the directory's contents will have the configuration style applied.