Technical data

Corrections and Updates to 4.0 Documentation
3-6 Oracle iPlanet Web Proxy Server Release Notes
■ However, on Windows, HP-UX, and Linux, the server calculates the time in
milliseconds and records it in microseconds.
3.2.7 Clarification About the Need to Explicitly Select New Directory Services
The "Configuring Directory Services" section of the Oracle iPlanet Web Proxy Server
4.0.14 Administration Guide describes how to create a directory service. Note that if you
want to use the new directory service with a specific proxy server instance, you must
select it as described in the "Selecting Directory Services" section.
3.2.8 Information About the admin.conf File
The admin.conf file, located in the install-dir/proxyadmserv/config directory, is an
internal configuration file that Oracle iPlanet Web Proxy Server maintains. Do not
modify this file.
3.2.9 Date and Time Parameters of the <Client> Tag
Oracle iPlanet Web Proxy Server 4.0.15 supports several new parameters for the
<Client> tag, as described in the following table.
Examples
■ This example specifies a time interval of every Tuesday through Friday from
9:00 AM through 5:00 PM:
<Client weekday-start="Tue" weekday-end="Fri" time-start="09:00:00"
time-end="17:00:00">
■ This example specifies a time interval of the first through the fifteenth of every
month from 12:00 AM through 4:00 AM:
<Client day-start="1" day-end="15" time-start="00:00:00" time-end="04:00:00">
Parameter Description
date-start and date-end These two parameters specify the start date and end date,
respectively, for a time interval. They take values of the format of
the UNIX date command, excluding the time zone specification.
Additionally, the weekday portion of the
date command format is
optional.
day-start and day-end These two parameters specify the start day number and end day
number, respectively, for a day interval in a month. They take
values in the range 1 through 31.
month-start and
month-end
These two parameters specify the start month and end month,
respectively, for a month interval in a year. They take the values
Jan , Feb , Mar , Apr , May , Jun , Jul , Aug , Sep , Oct , Nov , and Dec .
time-start and time-end These two parameters specify the start time and end time,
respectively, for a time interval in a day. They take values of the
form
hour:minute:second on a 24-hour clock.
weekday-start and
weekday-end
These two parameters specify the start day and end day,
respectively, for a day interval in a week. They take the values
Sun , Mon , Tue , Wed , Thu , Fri , and Sat .