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Icons
v
[content-index-icons]
v
[icons]
[content-index-icons]
stanza
type
=
relative_pathname
Entries
in
this
stanza
specify
icons
to
use
in
directory
indices.
The
relative_pathname
is
the
path
name
to
the
location
of
the
icon.
The
type
indicates
a
wildcard
pattern
for
a
collection
of
MIME
types.
The
path
name
is
relative
to
the
WebSEAL
protected
object
space,
as
set
in
the
doc-root
entry
in
the
[content]
stanza.
Administrators
can
add
additional
entries.
The
type
must
refer
to
valid
MIME
types.
The
wildcard
character
(*)
is
limited
to
entries
of
one
collection
of
MIME
types.
For
example,
image/*.
No
further
wildcard
expansion
is
done.
For
a
list
of
MIME
types,
see
the
[content-mime-types]
stanza.
The
relative_pathname
can
be
any
valid
URI
within
the
WebSEAL
protected
object
space,
as
defined
is
doc-root.
The
entries
in
this
stanza
are
optional.
The
WebSEAL
configuration
file
provides
the
following
default
entries:
image/*
=
/icons/image2.gif
video/*
=
/icons/movie.gif
audio/*
=
/icons/sound2.gif
text/html
=
/icons/generic.gif
text/*
=
/icons/text.gif
application/x-tar
=
/icons/tar.gif
application/*
=
/icons/binary.gif
[icons]
stanza
diricon
=
relative_pathname
Relative
path
name
to
a
graphics
file
to
display
to
indicate
a
subdirectory.
This
is
used
when
displaying
a
directory
index.
The
relative_pathname
can
be
any
valid
URI
within
the
WebSEAL
protected
object
space,
as
defined
is
doc-root.
This
stanza
entry
is
required.
If
the
value
is
not
specified,
the
value
of
unknownicon
is
used.
Default
value:
/icons/folder2.gif
Example:
diricon
=
/icons/folder2.gif
backicon
=
relative_pathname
Appendix
A.
WebSEAL
configuration
file
reference
449