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including
tracking
CGI
types,
compiling
lists
of
icons
for
indexing,
defining
and
sizing
content
caches,
defining
MIME
types,
and
listing
content
encodings.
Examples
of
stanzas
that
use
lists
are
[filter-url],
[filter-events],
and
[content-mime-types].
There
are
additional
stanzas
that
support
lists.
Consult
the
stanza
descriptions
in
this
chapter
for
complete
information.
File
names
Some
values
are
file
names.
For
each
stanza
entry
that
expects
a
file
name
as
a
value,
the
description
of
the
stanza
entry
specifies
which
of
the
following
constructs
are
valid:
v
File
name
No
directory
path
included.
v
Relative
file
name
A
directory
path
is
allowed,
but
not
mandatory.
These
files
typically
are
expected
to
be
relative
to
the
location
of
a
standard
WebSEAL
directory,
such
as
the
WebSEAL
server-root
or
the
document
root,
doc-root.
The
stanza
entry
for
each
relative
lists
the
root
directory
to
which
the
file
name
is
relative.
v
Fully
qualified
(
absolute)
path
An
absolute
directory
path
is
required.
Note:
Some
stanza
entries
allow
more
than
one
of
the
above
choices.
The
set
of
characters
permitted
in
a
file
name
is
determined
by
the
file
system
and
by
the
local
codeset.
WebSEAL
does
not
impose
additional
limitations
on
the
set
of
allowable
characters
in
a
file
name.
For
Windows,
file
names
cannot
have
these
characters:
a
backslash
(\),
a
colon
(:),
a
question
mark
(?),
or
double
quotation
marks
(″).
Integers
Many
stanza
entries
expect
the
value
for
the
entry
to
be
expressed
as
an
integer.
v
Stanza
entries
that
take
an
integer
value
expect
integer
values
within
a
valid
range.
The
range
is
described
in
terms
of
a
minimum
value
and
a
maximum
value.
For
example,
in
the
[logging]
stanza,
the
logflush
stanza
entry
has
a
minimum
value
of
1
second
and
a
maximum
value
of
600
seconds.
v
For
some
entries,
the
integer
value
must
be
positive,
and
the
minimum
value
is
1.
For
other
entries,
a
minimum
integer
value
of
0
is
allowed.
Use
caution
when
setting
an
integer
value
to
0.
For
some
entries,
an
integer
value
of
0
disables
the
feature
controlled
by
the
stanza
entry.
For
example,
in
the
[junction]
stanza,
the
entry
max-webseal-header-size
limits
the
maximum
size,
in
bytes,
of
HTTP
headers
generated
by
the
WebSEAL
server.
A
value
of
zero
(0)
disables
this
support
for
limiting
header
size.
v
For
some
entries
requiring
integer
values,
WebSEAL
does
not
impose
an
upper
limit
on
the
maximum
number
allowed.
For
example,
there
is
typically
no
maximum
for
timeout-related
values,
such
as
client-connect-timeout
in
the
[server]
stanza.
For
this
type
of
entry,
the
maximum
number
is
limited
only
by
the
size
of
memory
allocated
for
an
integer
data
type.
This
number
can
vary
based
on
operating
system
type.
For
systems
that
allocate
4
bytes
for
an
integer,
this
value
is
2147483647.
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IBM
Tivoli
Access
Manager
for
e-business:
WebSEAL
Administration
Guide