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wnconfig(8)

simple run-time configuration of wn HTTP server.

NAME

wnconfig - simple run-time configuration of wn HTTP server.

SYNOPSIS

wnconfig

DESCRIPTION

wnconfig is a Debian specific sh(1) program that is part of the wn(1) HTTP server package. It helps you configure the wn(1) HTTP server. Its user interface is patterned after the Linux kernel configuration program. All questions have help which can be accessed by entering "?" without the quotes. All other answers must have double quotes around them. You need to define the values of several variable defining directories and options used by the wn(1) daemon and utilities. There is a standard configuration that you can choose as a short cut. Once you're happy with the configuration you can save the configuration. This also modifies the running system. You can always exit without saving the configuration. You can rerun this program again later by invoking wnconfig from a command line.

This is a very simple program which doesn't provide for extensive customization. Advanced users are encouraged to edit the Debian configuration files under /etc/wn directly instead of using this program.

FILES

/etc/wn/wn.conf

Main Debian specific configuration file for wn(1) package.

/etc/wn/wn.rc

Debian specific sh(1) wrapper program to start wn(1) daemon with proper options.

/etc/init.d/wn

Debian specific sh(1) program to start wnsd(8) stand-alone daemon from init(8) process.

/etc/cron.daily/wn

Debian specific sh(1) program to re-index standard documentation directories. It is run daily by the cron(8) daemon.

SEE ALSO

wn(1), wn_mkdigest(1), wn_uncache(1), wndex(1), wnindexmaker(1), wnpnuts(1), wnauth(3), wncat(3), wnhtmlify(3), wnredir(3), wnsectsearch(3), wnseven_m(3), wn_md5passwd(8), wn_mkpasswd(8), wnd(8), wnsd(8), wnupdatewww(8), wnv2c(8)
http:/doc/wn/manual.html
http://hopf.math.nwu.edu/

AUTHOR

wn is written by John Franks <[email protected]>. Modified by Jean Pierre LeJacq <[email protected]> as part of packaging for the Debian GNU/Linux distribution. Manual page also added by Jean Pierre LeJacq.

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