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Location
of
the
file
that
contains
mappings
for
URLs
to
protected
objects.
The
path
is
relative
to
the
value
of
the
server-root
key
in
the
[server]
stanza.
The
administrator
can
specify
an
alternate
file
name,
and
an
alternate
directory
location.
The
file
name
can
be
any
file
name
that
is
valid
for
the
operating
system
file
system.
On
Windows
systems,
both
backslashes
(\)
and
forward
slashes
(/)
are
supported
in
the
directory
path.
This
stanza
entry
is
optional.
Default:
None,
but
usually
is
configured
to
lib/dynurl.conf
Example:
dynurl-map
=
lib/dynurl.conf
dynurl-allow-large-posts
=
{yes|no}
Allows
or
disallows
POST
requests
larger
than
the
current
value
for
the
stanza
entry
request-body-max-read
in
the
[server]
stanza.
When
set
to
no,
WebSEAL
disallows
POST
requests
with
a
body
larger
than
request-body-max-read.
When
set
to
yes,
WebSEAL
compares
only
up
to
request-body-max-read
bytes
of
POST
request
to
the
URL
mappings
contained
in
dynurl
configuration
file
(dynurl.conf).
This
stanza
entry
is
required.
Default
value:
no
Example:
dynurl-allow-large-posts
=
no
decode-query
=
{yes|no}
When
decode-query
is
set
to
yes
WebSEAL
validates
the
query
string
in
requests
according
to
the
utf8-qstring-support-enabled
parameter.
Otherwise,
WebSEAL
does
not
validate
the
query
string.
When
decode-query
is
set
to
no,
then
dynurl
must
be
disabled.
This
stanza
entry
is
required.
Default
value:
yes
Example:
decode-query
=
yes
utf8-url-support-enabled
=
{yes|no|auto}
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IBM
Tivoli
Access
Manager
for
e-business:
WebSEAL
Administration
Guide