Installation guide

HTTP Server Configuration
Chapter 2 Setting Up the Gateway 35
2. Add an additional document directory.
Adding an additional document directory is necessary to establish access to the
gateway files. For additional information, see
http://enterprise.netscape.com/docs/enterprise/611/admin/esco
ntnt.htm#22280
.
From the Class Manager for the Red Hat Enterprise Server:
a. Select Content Management > Additional Document Directories.
b. In the URL Prefix field, enter this:
clients/dsgw
c.
In the Map to Directory field, enter this (replace serverRoot with your installation
directory):
serverRoot
/clients/dsgw/
d. Click OK, then Save and Apply.
3. Change permissions of cookie directory (required for UNIX only).
To enable the gateway to store cookies on the HTTP server, the gateway must have
write access to the HTTP server’s cookie directory.
From the Class Manager for the Red Hat Enterprise Server:
a. Select System Settings > View Server Settings, and note the value set for the User
field.
If this value is set to
nobody, check to make sure that the server is not running as a
named user. For example, on Solaris, grep for the HTTP process:
ps -ef | grep http
The process listed identifies the name under which the HTTP process is running.
b. Log into the machine as root.
c. Go to the serverRoot/clients/dsgw directory and enter this:
# chown uid authck
where uid is the user name determined in step a.
d. Verify that the directory is accessible by opening this URL: