Communication
Auto
Responder - User's
Guide
The Auto responder allows you to automatically send an
e-mail back to those sending you e-mails. This can be very
useful if you are going to be out of town and need to let
people e-mailing you know this. It is also good for marketing
for your business, as you can set it to respond with marketing
information about current sales you have or other such
information.
To enable an account with an Auto Responder, you must first
install the Auto Responder Site Application. To do this, first
log into your Site Manager. Click on Site Applications, and
then Communication. To add a new Auto Responder, click on the
link on the left under Available Applications, Figure 7.1.1,
Note: you must have a user created under E-Mail/FTP
Management before being able to add the Auto Responder as well
as the Python Site Application. Click "I Agree" then choose
the Username you wish to add the Auto Responder to, Figure
7.1.2 then click Finish.
Figure 7.1.1 - Install
Autoresponder
Figure 7.1.2 - Choose Auto Responder
Username
If you wish to remove the Auto Responder for a particular
user, put a check next to their name under the Auto Responder
section of the Installed Applications and click "Remove
Selected items", Figure 7.1.3.
Figure 7.1.3 - Remove Auto
Responder
Once you have added the Auto Responder once, any new
accounts you create will be able to add it with just a check,
Figure 7.1.4, when creating an account.
Figure 7.1.4 - Install Auto Responder
when creating account
PhpBB 2.05
- User's
Guide
PhpBB is a popular, powerful, free forum program written in
php. It has many features and a large following behind it. It
is easy to use and fully customizable in look and feel as well
as the ability to mod it in order to add additional features
to your forums.
To install phpBB2 on your account, first log into your Site
Manager. Click on Site Application, then on Collaboration.
Click on "phpBB" to start its installation. Read through the
license, GPL, and if you agree, click on "I Agree". You will
then need to provide an administrative user's e-mail address
and username and a password for this user, figure 7.2.1. The
e-mail address does not need to reside on your account, nor
does the username need to reflect any user within your VDS.
Once you have entered this information, click on "Finish".
Figure 7.2.1 - Install phpBB2
Once phpBB has been installed, you will be provided with a
link to the Admin section so that you can configure the
various settings of phpBB. From here you can also go to the
front page of your forum which will look similar to figure
7.2.2.
Figure 7.2.2 - Default phpBB2
installation
GuestBook - User's
Guide
The GuestBook allows you to let users leave feedback about
your site or say "I was here" or other messages. This
GuestBook also provides fields for your visitors to leave
their website, e-mail address, and basic location information
if they want to.
To install the GuestBook, log into your SIte Manager. Click
on Site Applications and then collaboration. Click on
GuestBook. The GuestBook is distributed under the same license
as Perl, the Artistic license, which can be found here:
http://www.perl.com/pub/a/language/misc/Artistic.html
Read
over the license, and if you agree, click on "I Agree". Once
you agree, you will need to enter a notification and sender
e-mail address, figure 7.3.1. The notification e-mail address
is the address that will recieve an e-mail every time someone
submits an entry to the guestbook. The sender e-mail address
is where e-mails appear to come from, useful for quickly
identifying incoming e-mails from your GuestBook. Once the
GuestBook has been installed, you will be presented with a
link to your GuestBook page called "guestbook.html".
Figure 7.3.1 - GuestBook installation
options
IMP
IMP is a web mail program that allows you to check and
respond to your e-mail anywhere you have a computer with an
internet connection. IMP will let you check your e-mail as
well as respond to e-mails. It will not save sent messages,
nor allow you to create folders to sort your e-mail into.
To install IMP, first log into your Site Manager. Click on
Site Applications, and then Communication. Click on IMP in the
Avaialable Applications list, Figure 7.2.1, Note:
Mod_PHP must be installed before installing IMP. Read through
the Licensing Agreement, a standard GPL License, and if you
agree to its terms, click "I Agree", if not, or if you decide
not to install IMP at this time, then click "Cancel". Once you
have agreed to the license, you will be shown the URL to IMP,
Figure 7.2.2. Now click "Finish" to complete the installation
of IMP on your account. Once IMP has been installed on your
account, there will be a link to it shown in the Installed
Applications list, Figure 7.2.3.
If you wish to remove IMP from your account, place a check
in the box next to it in the Installed Applications list and
then click the "Remove Select Items" button, figure 7.2.3.
Figure 7.2.1 - Install IMP
Figure 7.2.2 - Finish IMP Install
Figure 7.2.3 - IMP Link, Remove IMP
Neomail -
User's
Guide
Neomail is a web mail program that allows you to check and
respond to your e-mail anywhere you have a computer with an
internet connection. Neomail is different from IMP in that it
will store e-mail seperately from the actual mailbox on your
account. This means that Neomail will take up additional space
on your account with all the e-mail it stores. Also because
Neomail stores e-mail itself, you can also create folders to
sort your e-mail as well as save sent items.
To install Neomail, first log into your Site Manager. Click
on Site Applications, and then Communication. Click on Neomail
in the Avaialable Applications list, figure 7.3.1,
Note: Mod_PHP must be installed before installing
Neomail. Read through the Licensing Agreement, a standard GPL
License, and if you agree to its terms, click "I Agree", if
not, or if you decide not to install Neomail at this time,
then lick "Cancel". After agreeing to the license, you will be
presented with several configuration options for Neomail. They
are listed here along with what they effect and what you
should enter in them:
| Language: |
Set default language used for Neomail
preferences and limitations |
| Max Address Book Size: |
This is the maximum size(In kilobytes)
that a user's address book can grow to.
This helps
prevent a user from filling up your account's hard drive
space by filling it with garbage address book
entries. |
| Folder Quota: |
Once a user's saved e-mail messages
spools meet or exceed this size (in KB), no future
messages will be able to be sent to any folder other
than TRASH, where they will be immediately deleted,
until space is freed. |
| Attachment Limit: |
This is the limit on the size of
attachments (in MB).
Large attachments can
significantly drain a server's resources during the
encoding process.
Note that this affects outgoing
attachment size only, and will not prevent users from
receiving messages with large attachments. |
| Session Timeout: |
This indicates how many minutes of
inactivity pass before a session is considered timed out
and the user needs to log in again.
Make sure this is
big enough that a user typing a long message won't get
logged out automatically while typing! |
| Number of Headers: |
This indicates the maximum number of
headers to display to a user at a time.
Keep this
number reasonable to ensure fast load times for slow
connection users. |
Once Neomail has been installed on your account, there will
be a link to it shown in the Installed Applications list,
Figure 7.3.3.
If you wish to remove Neomail from your account, place a
check in the box next to it in the Installed Applications list
and then click the "Remove Select Items" button, Figure
7.3.3.
Figure 7.3.1 - Install Neomail
Figure 7.3.2 - Neomail Options
Figure 7.3.3 - Neomail Link text,
Finish setup
Figure 7.3.4 - Neomail Link, Remove
Neomail
Formmail
- User's
Guide
FormMail is a generic HTML form to e-mail gateway that
parses the results of any form and sends them to the specified
users. This script has many formatting and operational
options, most of which can be specified within each form,
meaning you don't need programming knowledge or multiple
scripts for multiple forms. This also makes FormMail the
perfect system-wide solution for allowing users form-based
user feedback capabilities without the risks of allowing
freedom of CGI access.
To install FormMail on your account, first log into your
Site Manager. Click on Site Applications, then on
Collaboration. Click on "FormMail" to start its installation.
Read through the license, GPL, and if you agree, click on "I
Agree". There are no user configurable options at this point,
so you only need to click on "Finish" to complete the
installation.
Figure 7.4.1 - FormMail
Installation
Mojo
Mail - User's
Guide
Mojo Mail is a powerful and intuitive mailing list manager.
You can create and manage multiple lists, archive the lists,
allow group-send lists, and more.
To install Mojo Mail on your account, first log into your
Site Manager. Click on Site Applications, then on
Collaboration. Click on "Mojo Mail" to start its installation.
Read through the license, GPL, and if you agree, click on "I
Agree". Enter the main, or "root" password for Mojo Mail twice
and then click on "Finish" to complete the installation.
Figure 7.5.1 - Mojo Mail
Installation
SpamAssassin - User's
Guide
SpamAssassin is a popular spam filtering program that uses
a set of rules to determine if incoming e-mail is potentially
spam. It uses a scoring system to add or subtract points based
on conditions that match certain rules, and, if enough points
are accumulated (at or above the "Score Threshold"), marks it
as spam. SpamAssassin can also use a Bayesian type filter to
learn what is spam for you to improve the accuracy with which
spam is detected.
- Score Threshold: Anything above the threshold is
marked as spam. Increasing this threshold will increase the
amount of spam missed, but will reduce the risk of false
positives. (required_hits)
- Rewrite Message Subjects: Choose whether
SpamAssassin should add text at the beginning of the subject
line of suspected spam. (rewrite_subject)
- Rewrite Message Subjects Text: You can change the
text added to the subject. (subject_tag)
- Encapsulate Spam in Attachments: By default,
SpamAssassin encapsulates each message above the spam
threshold into a new message as a MIME attachment. This
prevents dangerous scripting and makes it easy for users to
identify whether a message is spam before opening it. You
can also choose to create text-only attachments for
increased safety. If you disable this option, the message is
unaltered except for a spam report in the headers.
(report_safe)
- Use Terse Reports: If this option is enabled a
shorter version of the spam report is used. This is
especially useful when you are not using the attachment
feature above. (use_terse_report)
- AutoLearn-Use Bayes System SpamAssassin can use a
statistical, "Bayesian" analysis system to determine whether
each message is spam based on previous examples of spam and
nonspam. (use_bayes)
- AutoLearn-Use Auto Learning: SpamAssassin can
automatically train its Bayes database by analyzing messages
that have a score that strongly suggests that they are spam
or nonspam. (auto_learn)
 Figure 1 -
SpamAssassin Setup
Database
MySQL - User's
Guide
MySQL is on of the most common database applications in use
for webhosting. If your site needs a database, this is what
you need. Installing this Site Application will provide you
with MySQL 3.23.
To install MySQL, login to your Site Manager and click on
the Site Applications section. Click on Database and then
click on MySQL. You will first need to read through and agree
with the license, GPL, and click on 'Agree'. After agreeing
with the license, you are presented with the options for
setting up your database, figure 7.1231. By default allowing
TCP/IP connections is turned off, but if you need to connect
to your database remotely, you can check this option. This is
useful during your development time as you can test everything
for your database on your local machine with your database on
your account, and once you move it to your website you can
disable to TCP/IP ability to prevent others from remotely
connecting to your database. After having chosen to enable, or
leave disabled, the TCP/IP connection, you must set your
"root" password for MySQL. After choosing your password, click
on finish and MySQL will finish its installation.
Figure 7.4 - Mysql options
In order to manage your databases, it is recommended that
you install phpMyAdmin for your account as well.
NOTE: Do NOT uninstall MySQL if you are a
reseller once you have installed it the first time
Perl - MySQL
Libraries - User's
Guide
The Perl - MySQL libraries are what allow you to use perl
to access your databases. If you plan on using any scripts
that require MySQL database access, you will need to install
these.
To install Perl - MySQL libraries, login to your Site
Manager and click on the Site Applications section. Click on
Database and then click on Perl - MySQL Libraries. You will
first need to read through and agree with the license, GPL,
and click on 'Agree'. After agreeing to the license, you will
be presented with a URL to test the libraries to verify they
are working, at which point you need to click 'Finish' to
complete the setup, figure 7.1234.
Figure 7.4 - Perl - Mysql Libraries http://yourdomain.com/cgi-bin/plugins/PerlMySQLs/testql.pl
phpMyAdmin - User's
Guide
PhpMyAdmin is a very useful utility for managing your
databases directly. You can import and export data as well as
add databases, drop them, modify tables and datatypes for
columns.
To install phpMyAdmin, login to your Site Manager and click
on the Site Applications section. Click on Database and then
click on phpMyAdmin. You will first need to read through and
agree with the license, GPL, and click on 'Agree'. After
agreeing to the license, you will be presented with the URL to
phpMyAdmin, at which point you need to click 'Finish' to
complete the setup, figure 7.1234.
Figure 7.4 - phpMyAdmin
E-Commerce
Open SSL
- User's
Guide
Open SSL allows you to secure your site providing
encryption for our customers that place order or submit
information through your site.
To install Open SSL, login to your Site Manager and click
on the Site Applications section. Click on E-Commerce and then
click on Open SSL. You will first need to read through and
agree with the license, a BSD-style license, and click on
'Agree'. After agreeing to the license, you will be requested
to provide paths to the "server.key", "server.crt", and
"server.csr" files, figure 7.2344. There are default paths
already provided which you can acecpt or modify as appropriate
and click next. You then need to provide site details of your
business to generate your certificate, figure 7.2345. After
entering that informatin, click finish and you are done.
Figure 7.4 - Open SSL paths
Figure 7.4 - Open SSL Site Details.
Miva
Merchant 4 - User's
Guide
Miva Merchant is a dynamic browser based storefront
development and management system that allows merchants to
create and administrate multiple online stores from anywhere
in the world. Requires Miva Empresa to be installed.
To install Miva Merchant, log in to your Site Manager and
go to the Site Applications section. Click on E-Commerce, and
then on "Miva Merchant 4". The Miva license and its terms will
be available when you run the setup for Miva Merchant. Click
on "I Agree". You will then be given a quick description of
Miva Merchant, after which you just need to click on "Finish"
to complete the installation.
Note: You must install the "Shared SSL"
Site Application located under the Tools section of the Site
Applications.
Figure 1 - Install Miva Merchant
Note: To be able to use Miva Merchant you must first
obtain a Miva License from Loft Productions. This license is, by
default, e-mailed to you upon installation of Miva Merchant to
the e-mail address you used when your default VPS account
(username@yourdomain.com). For detailed instructions on
setting up and configuring Miva Merchant, please visit Part 8 of
this manual.
Streaming
Real
Audio/Video - User's
Guide
The RealServer allows you to stream video and audio clips
in Real Audio and Video formats.
To install RealServer, log in to your Site Manager and go
to the Site Applications section. Click on Streaming, and then
on "RealServer". Read the RealNetworks, INC. license and its
terms and, if you agree, click on "I Agree". After agreeing,
there are no options to set so you simply need to click on
finish.
Darwin Stream
Server - User's
Guide
The Darwin Stream Server allows you to stream video and
audio clips in MP3 and MPEG-4 formats.
To install Darwin Stream Server, log in to your Site
Manager and go to the Site Applications section. Click on
Streaming, and then on "Darwin Stream Server". Read the Apple
license and its terms and, if you agree, click on I Agree.
After agreeing, you must set your stream server option, figure
7.234. You can Specify the maximum number of connections, or
streams you can server at once, the path to where you will
store your movies, choose whether or not to enable error and
access logging, and maximum bandwidth. For the maximum
bandwidth, the value you choose is in kilobits/sec and is set
at a default of 10000 which is equal to 1250KB/sec, or about
the capacity of a T1. If you expect a large clip to be
popular, this should be set lower so your bandwidth doesn't
get exceeded for the month. After setting your options, click
on finish.
Figure 7.4 - Darwin Options
Tools
Apache Error
Message - User's
Guide
The Apache Error Message Site Application allows you to
make custom error pages that your visitors may see if an error
occurs while viewing your site.
To install Apache Error Message, log in to your Site
Manager and go to the Site Applications section. Click on
Tools, and then on "Apache Error Message". Read the Apache
license and its terms and, if you agree, click on I Agree.
After agreeing, you must select the options for this Error
message, figure 7.34. First choose the error type you want to
create a page for, the most common being Errors 403, 404, and
500. Then choose whether you want to provide a URL to an error
page, or just type in a message, and finally type in the URL
to the error page, or the message you want displayed. The
message can contain HTML tags if you need to format the basic
message at all.
Figure 7.4 - Apache Error Message
Options
Page Counter
- User's
Guide
The Page Counter is an easy to use counter with the
flexibility to make it look how you want it to, both in text
and image formats.
To install Page Counter, log in to your Site Manager and go
to the Site Applications section. Click on Tools, and then on
"Counter 1.0". Click "I Agree" on the license box and then
click "Finish" on the installation box.
Figure 7.5 - Page Counter
Installation
Perlfect
SiteSearch - User's
Guide
Perlfect Search is an integrated, general purpose, site
indexer and search engine. It comes as a pair of disctinct
scripts. The indexer, that automatically, scans and indexes a
web site, and the search engine, a cgi script that serves
search queries for keywords over the index, and displays
results pages in html, in a standard format including title,
description and relevance ranking for each matching document.
Advanced features include stopwords, a potent exclude
mechanism and a handy automatic installation and configuration
utility.
To install Perlfect Search, log in to your Site Manager and
go to the Site Applications section. Click on Tools, and then
on "Perlfect Search". Read the GPL license and its terms and,
if you agree, click on "I Agree". You must provide ad
administrator password for Perlfect Search twice, then click
on "Finish".
Figure 7.6 - Perlfect Search
Installation
Shared
SSL - User's
Guide
Shared SSL allows you to secure your site without having to
purchase your own SSL Certificate. You will be able to use
"https://ssl4.westserver.net/yourdomain.com" as a secure url
to get to your account.
To install Shared SSL, log in to your Site Manager and go
to the Site Applications section. Click on Tools, and then on
"Shared SSL". Read the license and its terms and, if you
agree, click on "I Agree". There are no configuration options
for Shared SSL so just click on "Finish". Within 5 minutes
your site will then be accessible from the Shared SSL url like
shown in the example.
Figure 7.7 - Install Shared SSL
Once you have installed the shared SSL on your account, you
can begin using it by simply accessing files you need secured
through the secure path rather than the non secure path. There
is no need to upload files to a special location for them to
be secured by SSL.
For example, if you have a file called 'securefile.html'
and you needed to have that file secured by SSL, you would
just upload that file to your web site like any other file.
Once 'securefile.html' is uploaded there are two ways that it
can be accessed:
- Non Secure: http://yourdomain.com/securefile.html
- Secure:
https://ssl4.westserver.net/yourdomain.com/securefile.html
You will only want to access the files with their secure
link that need to be secured. There is usually no reason to
secure every page with SSL. Accessing your entire site through
SSL will cause pages to load slower than if you accessed them
without the SSL.
Below is a table of some more examples of secure and non
secure links to the same file:
| File Name |
Non Secure Link |
Secure Link |
| Main Home Page |
http://yourdomain.com/ |
https://ssl4.westserver.net/yourdomain.com/ |
| file.html |
http://yourdomain.com/file.html |
https://ssl4.westserver.net/yourdomain.com/file.html |
| image1.gif |
http://yourdomain.com/image1.gif |
https://ssl4.westserver.net/yourdomain.com/image1.gif |
Webalizer - User's
Guide
Webalizer is a great, free log analyzer. Installing
Webalizer allows you to view your site's traffic graphically
allowing you to view various information regarding your
visitors.
To install Webalizer, log in to your Site Manager and go to
the Site Applications section. Click on Tools, and then on
"Webalizer". Read the GPL license and its terms and, if you
agree, click on I Agree. After agreeing, You will have 9
screens of options to go through that you can set as needed.
Here are the options:
| Webalizer Name: |
Enter name for Webalizer. Name must begin with
lowercase letter. |
| Report Title: |
Enter the title to use for the reports. |
| Ignore History: |
This option ignores previous Webalizer
analyses.
The Webalizer analyzes your web site as if
it is being run for the very first time.
If you
select this option then you must enter to VDS via Telnet
as VDS owner and delete the file
/www/logs/access_log.
Afterwards, you must restart
the VDS via Settings tab in Site Management. |
| GMT Time: |
This feature displays timestamps in GMT time.
The
default displays timestamps in the time zone of the
local machine (i.e. PST). |
| Visit Timeout: |
Enter the number of seconds after which a user visit
times out.
In order to prevent the multiple counting
of repeat users, the Webalizer will ignore repeat visits
within this selected number of seconds. |
| Graph Lines: |
Specify the number of background reference lines to
display on the Webalizer graphs.
To disable the use
of background lines, enter '0'. |
| Graph Legend: |
This option displays color coded legends on the
Webalizer graphs. |
| Country Graph: |
This option creates a graph displaying web site
usage by country. |
| Hourly Stats: |
This option creates a statistics table displaying
web site usage by hours. |
Figure 7.4 - Webalizer Step 1
| Top Agents: |
Enter the number of agent types to display in the
'Top User Agents' table (Browsers are an example of an
agent). |
| Top Countries: |
Enter the number of countries to display in the 'Top
Countries' table. |
| Top Referrers: |
Enter the number of referrers to display in the 'Top
Referrers' table (These are sites that referred users to
your site via a link) |
| Top Search: |
Enter the number of search strings to display in the
'Top Search Strings' table (This refers to the string
users searched for in your sites). |
| Top Sites: |
Enter the number of your sites to display in the
'Top Sites' table. |
| Top KSites: |
Enter the number of your sites to display in the
'Top Kbytes Sites Count' table (This refers to the
number of Kbytes users downloaded from your sites).
|
| Top URLs: |
Enter the number of your URLs to display in the 'Top
URLs' table. |
| Top KURLs: |
Enter the number of your URLs to display in the 'Top
URLs by Kbyte' table (This refers to the number of
Kbytes users downloaded from your URLs). |
| Top Entry: |
Enter the number of pages to display in the 'Top
Entry Pages' table (The entry page is the page a user
arrived at in your site). |
| Top Exit: |
Enter the number of pages to display in the 'Top
Exit Pages' table (The exit page is the last page a user
viewed in your site). |
Figure 7.4 - Webalizer Step 2
| Use HTTPS: |
This option converts the links in the 'Top URLs'
table to use the prefix 'HTTPS://'.
This replaces the
default 'HTTP://' prefix (Useful if you run the
Webalizer on secure server logs and you want the links
in the table to work properly). |
| Incremental: |
This option processes logs incrementally.
The
Webalizer can process partial logs without loss of data
from previous runs in the same month. |
| Hide Site: |
Specify which sites to hide in the 'Top Sites' table
(They will still be counted in the totals) You may want
to hide local machines since they are usually the top
hit generators. Enter one per
line:
*Loft Productions.com
<Site> |
| Hide URL: |
Specify which URLs to hide in the 'Top URLs' table
(They will still be counted in the totals) You may want
to specify graphic files, audio files, or other non-HTML
files that are transferred to the visiting user. Enter
one per line:
*.gif |
Figure 7.4 - Webalizer Step 3
| Hide Referrer: |
Specify referrers to hide in the 'Top Referrers'
table (They will still be counted in the totals) You may
want to hide your own server since it is usually the top
reference generator.
Enter one per
line:
Loft Productions.com/ |
| Hide Agent: |
Specify user agents to hide in the 'Top User Agents'
table (They will still be counted in the totals) Enter
one per line:
RealPlayer
<AgentName>
<AgentName>
|
Figure 7.4 - Webalizer Step 4
| Group Shading: |
This option shades group table rows. |
| Group Highlight: |
This option bolds group table rows. |
| Group Site: |
Specify which sites to group in the 'Top Sites'
table (Useful for grouping top level domains or
unresolved IP addresses for local dial-ups) Use this
format:
*.aol.com AOL
<Site [GroupLabel]>
|
| Group URL: |
Specify which URLs to group in the 'Top URLs' table
(Useful for grouping complete directory trees) Use this
format:
/images/* Images
<URL [GroupLabel]>
|
Figure 7.4 - Webalizer Step 5
| Group Referrer: |
Specify which referrers to group in the 'Top
Referrers' table (Useful for major search engines with
multiple host names) Use this format:
yahoo.com/
Yahoo!
<Referrer [GroupLabel]> |
| Group Agent: |
Specify user agents to group in the 'Top User
Agents' table. Use this format:
Mozilla
Netscape
MSIE Microsoft Internet
Explorer
<AgentName [GroupLabel]>
|
Figure 7.4 - Webalizer Step 6
| Ignore Site: |
Specify which sites to completely ignore from the
statistics.
Use this
format:
bad.site.net
<Site>
<Site>
|
| Ignore URL: |
Specify which URLs to completely ignore from the
statistics (Useful for ignoring hits to a directory that
is not available externally).
Use this
format:
/test* |
Figure 7.4 - Webalizer Step 7
| Ignore Referrer: |
Specify which referrers to completely ignore from
the statistics.
Use this
format:
file:/*
<Referrer>
<Referrer>
|
| Ignore Agent: |
Specify user agents to completely ignore from the
statistics.
Use this
format:
RealPlayer
<AgentName>
<AgentName>
|
Figure 7.4 - Webalizer Step 8
| Include Site: |
Force the inclusion of log records based on hostname
(Takes precedence over Ignore keywords).
Use this
format:
/test*
<site> |
| Include URL: |
Force the inclusion of log records based on URL
(Takes precedence over Ignore keywords).
Use this
format:
/test*
<URL> |
| Include Referrer: |
Force the inclusion of log records based on referrer
(Takes precedence over Ignore keywords).
Use this
format:
Loft Productions.com
<Referrer> |
| Include Agent: |
Force the inclusion of log records based on user
agent (Takes precedence over Ignore keywords) Use this
format:
RealPlayer
<AgentName>
<AgentName>
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Figure 7.4 - Webalizer Step 9
WebPassword - User's
Guide
The WebPassword Site Application allows you to password
protect different areas of your website preventing
un-authorized users from accessing specific content or even
your entire website.
To install WebPassword, log in to your Site Manager and go
to the Site Applications section. Click on Tools, and then on
"WebPassword". Read the license and its terms and, if you
agree, click on I Agree. After agreeing, you must set the
options, figure 7.234. First give it a name, this will
differentiate it from other passwords you create. Then specify
the URL on your site you want to protect. Then choose a
username, anywhere from 1-32 characters in length. Finally
choose a password, 6-8 characters in length, and enter it
twice and then click on finish.
Figure 7.4 - WebPassword Setup
Development
FrontPage
Extensions 2002 - User's
Guide
FrontPage Extensions allow you to use Microsoft FrontPage
to create your websites with all of the extra features that
they provide as part of its program. If you use FrontPage, you
will want to install FrontPage Extensions to take full
advantage of all the features it has to offer.
To install FrontPage Extensions 2002, log in to your Site
Manager and go to the Site Applications section. Click on
Development, and then on "FrontPage Extensions 2002". Read the
Microsoft FrontPage license and its terms and, if you agree,
click on I Agree. After agreeing, you must set the options,
figure 7.234. First choose your "Admin Username" which will
give you access to make changes in the futre as well as allow
you to publish your site. Then choose your language and
character sets to use within FrontPage Administration. Finally
choose the password for the "Admin Username" and click
finish.
Figure 7.4 - Frontpage Extensions 2002
Setup
GNU Compiler
Collection - User's
Guide
The GNU Compiler Collection, or gcc, needs to be installed
if you plan on compiling programs for use on your account.
To install GNU Compiler Collection, log in to your Site
Manager and go to the Site Applications section. Click on
Development, and then on "GNU Compiler Collection". Read the
GPLe license and its terms and, if you agree, click on I
Agree. After agreeing, you need only to click finish to
complete the setup, figure 7.43
Figure 7.4 - GNU Compiler Collection
Setup
Java Runtime Env.
1.4.x - User's
Guide
The Java Runtime Environment allows you to run Java applets
on your site. If you want to use something that has a .jar or
.class file, you probably need this.
To install Java Runtime Env. 1.4.x, log in to your Site
Manager and go to the Site Applications section. Click on
Development, and then on "Java Runtime Env. 1.4.x". Read the
Sun Microsystems license and its terms and, if you agree,
click on I Agree. After agreeing, you need only to click
finish to complete the setup, figure 7.43
Figure 7.4 - Java Runtime Env. 1.4.x
Setup
Tomcat 4
Standalone - User's
Guide
Tomcat 4 is a free JSP server created and maintained for
use with the Apache webserver. For more information about it,
go to http://jakarta.apache.org/tomcat.
To install Tomcat 4 Standalone, log in to your Site Manager
and go to the Site Applications section. Click on Development,
and then on "Tomcat 4 Standalone". Read the Apache license and
its terms and, if you agree, click on I Agree. After agreeing,
you will be presented with a URL to verify that PHP is working
properly, figure 7.234. Click on finish to complete the
installation.
Figure 7.4 - Tomcat 4 Standalone
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