HP-UX 11i NSA HTTP Release Notes

HP-UX 11i NSA HTTP Software
What’s in This Version
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nsahttp can also be used to configure operating settings for the NSA HTTP service, including
the following:
• TCP port number for NSA registration and deregistration
• maximum system memory usage for the URI data cache
• minimum system memory usage for the URI data cache
• idle HTTP TCP connection timeout value
• NSA HTTP cache entry timeout
• maximum URI data to be cached by NSA HTTP service
• HTTP access logging and corresponding access log file
• statistics collection
• event logging facility debug level
NSA HTTP Configuration File
The /etc/rc.config.d/nsahttpconf configuration file stores NSA HTTP configuration
information to be used at system startup or whenever NSA HTTP is activated. NSA HTTP
can be enabled or disabled automatically at system startup depending on the setting of the
NSAHTTP_ENABLE flag. In addition, /etc/rc.config.d/nsahttpconf contains all/any NSA
HTTP settings to be used in conjunction with the NSA HTTP startup script. These settings
also are to be used at system startup or whenever NSA HTTP service is initiated. For any
non-configured option the default value will be used.
When delivered with NSA HTTP product, the /etc/rc.config.d/nsahttpconf file contains
default values for all NSA HTTP options. For details on configuring
/etc/rc.config.d/nsahttpconf, refer to the nsahttp(1) man page.
NSA HTTP Startup Script
/sbin/init.d/nsahttp is the startup script used to activate NSA HTTP at boot time if the
NSAHTTP_ENABLE flag is set in the NSA HTTP system configuration file. Because this is the
script delivered with the product that can/will potentially be replaced in any future product
releases, it should not be modified by the user.