Table of Contents
Introduction
Installation
Handling Challenger
Virtual Servers
Configuration Examples
Modules
Filesystems
RXML Tags
Graphics
Proxy
Databases
Miscellaneous Modules
Security Considerations
Scripting
Frontpage
Upgrading
Third Party Extensions
Portability
Reporting Bugs
Appendix
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Introduction
This chapter contains examples showing how to configure a Challenger
server for some specific purposes. We have chosen to describe the
following types.
- Standard Server
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Generic web server,
perhaps for the company home pages, with some useful modules added.
- Secure Server
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Secure web server,
using HTTPS to ensure noone can evesdrop on the communication.
- User's Home-pages
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Server for providing
the user's home pages, giving each user her own domain using IP-less
virtual hosting.
- FTP Server
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Classic FTP server.
- User FTP
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Server allowing users to
reach their home directories via FTP.
- Proxy Server
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HTTP, SSL and FTP proxy
server.
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