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WASD Features and Facilities – Index
WASD Features and Facilities
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‘Abstract’ in WASD Features and Facilities
9.1 Access Before Configuration
9.2 Access Configuration
‘Access Control’ in 2. Package Overview
‘Access Filtering’ in 7.1.5 Controlling Proxy Serving
‘Access Restriction Keywords’ in 3.4 Authorization Configuration File
9.7.1 Accounting
3.10.1 ACME
6.6.7 Adding a number-sign ("#") to the webfolder-address
6.6.6 Adding a port number to the webfolder-address
‘Administration’ in 2. Package Overview
‘After Receiving The Certificate’ in 4.6.2 Certificate Signing Request
9.7.2 Alignment Faults
‘All OpenSSL 1.0.2 and earlier’ in 4.2 TLS/SSL Functionality Sources
‘Alternative Using /PROFILE’ in 9.5 HTTPd Server Revise
‘Apache Comparison’ in 11. Server Performance
13.6 ApacheBench
‘At Home’ in 4.8 SSL Service Evaluation
15. Attribution and Acknowledgement
9.7.3 Authentication
3. Authentication and Authorization
‘Authentication Cache’ in 3.16 Cancelling Authorization
‘Authentication Cache and Revalidation’ in 3.2 Authentication Policy
‘Authentication Failures’ in 3.2 Authentication Policy
3.2 Authentication Policy
3.5 Authentication Sources
3.9 Authorization Cache
3.8 Authorization Configuration Examples
3.4 Authorization Configuration File
4.5.12 Authorization Using X.509 Certification
‘Authorization Verification’ in 7.5.1 Reverse Proxy
7.7.2 Automatic
‘Avoid "Interesting" File Names’ in 6.2.2 File Naming
6.6.3 Avoiding Microsoft Property Clutter
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‘Benchmark Setup’ in 11. Server Performance
‘Bjöern Höehrmann’ in 15. Attribution and Acknowledgement
7.7 Browser Proxy Configuration
‘By Resource’ in 4.5.16 X509 Configuration
‘By Service’ in 4.5.16 X509 Configuration
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9.7.4 Cache
7.2.1 Cache Device
7.2.4 Cache Invalidation
7.2.3 Cache Management
7.2.5 Cache Retention
7.2 Caching
13.7 CALogs
3.16 Cancelling Authorization
‘Caution’ in 6. WebDAV
‘CAUTION’ in 3.10.5 VMS Account Proxying
4.5.17 Certificate Authority Verification File
4.6 Certificate Management
4.6.2 Certificate Signing Request
‘Chain Authorization’ in 7.1.4 Proxy Chaining
‘Chain Password’ in 7.1.5 Controlling Proxy Serving
‘Chaining FIREWALL’ in 7.6.3 [ServiceProxyTunnel] FIREWALL
‘Chaining RAW’ in 7.6.2 [ServiceProxyTunnel] RAW
‘Changing Server Certificates’ in 4.6.1 Server Certificate
‘Clark Cooper, et.al.’ in 15. Attribution and Acknowledgement
‘Client Tools’ in 6.7 References
‘Code Modules’ in 10.2 Event Categories
10.6 Command-Line Use
‘Command-Line Use’ in 7.2.7 PCACHE Utility
7.6.7 Complex Private Tunneling
‘Concurrency 1’ in 11.1 Simple File Request Turn-Around
‘Concurrency 1’ in 11.1 Simple File Request Turn-Around
‘Concurrency 1’ in 11.1 Simple File Request Turn-Around
‘Concurrency 1 - Requests/Second’ in 11.2 Scripting
‘Concurrency 10’ in 11.1 Simple File Request Turn-Around
‘Concurrency 10’ in 11.1 Simple File Request Turn-Around
‘Concurrency 10’ in 11.1 Simple File Request Turn-Around
‘Concurrency 10 - Requests/Second’ in 11.2 Scripting
6.2.5 Concurrent Authorisation
‘Configuration’ in 3.11 Token Authentication
8.1.3 Configuration
‘Configuration Action Section’ in 9.6 HTTPd Server Action
9.7.5 Configuration Check
7.3 CONNECT Serving
8.1.2 Considerations
‘Control Section’ in 9.6 HTTPd Server Action
7.3.2 Controlling CONNECT Serving
7.1.5 Controlling Proxy Serving
3.13 Controlling Server Write Access
6.1.1 COPY Restrictions
‘Cryptography Software’ in 4. Transport Layer Security
13.8 CSPreport[er]
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‘Data Rate - MBytes/Second’ in 11.1 Simple File Request Turn-Around
9.7.6 DCL/Scripting Processes
9.7.7 DECnet Scripting Connections
6.1.2 DELETE Restrictions
‘Deprecated and Discouraged’ in 3.10.4 WASD "Hard-Wired" Identifiers
‘Directory Metadata’ in 6.3 WebDAV Metadata
7.5.3 DNS Wildcard Proxy
6.5.3 Dreamweaver
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13.1 Echo Facility
7.1.1 Enabling A Proxy Service
7.2.2 Enabling Caching
7.3.1 Enabling CONNECT Serving
‘Enabling Server Access’ in 9.5 HTTPd Server Revise
‘Enabling SSL’ in 7.5.4 Originating SSL
7.6.4 Encrypted Tunnel
7.6.5 Encrypted Tunnel With Authentication
6.6.11 Error 0x800700DF: The file size exceeds the limit allowed and cannot be saved
‘Error Messages’ in 7. Proxy Services
10.2 Event Categories
‘Example In Action’ in 7.6.7 Complex Private Tunneling
‘Examples’ in 3.12 Skeleton-Key Authentication
‘Examples’ in 10.3 Request Filtering
‘Extension Visibility’ in 4.5.15 Subject Alternative Name and Other Extensions
‘External Mapping’ in 7.6.7 Complex Private Tunneling
‘External Services’ in 7.6.7 Complex Private Tunneling
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‘Fail-Through’ in 8.1.1 VMS Clustering Comparison
4.5.14 Features
‘File Name Ambiguity’ in 6.2.2 File Naming
6.2.2 File Naming
‘File Record Format’ in 11.1 Simple File Request Turn-Around
‘File Transfer Rate’ in 11.1 Simple File Request Turn-Around
6.2.3 File-system Access
6.2.4 File-system Authorisation
‘Filters’ in 13.12 QDLogStats
6.6.8 Force Windows XP to use Basic Authentication
4.5.5 Forward Secrecy
‘Free Software Foundation’ in 15. Attribution and Acknowledgement
‘From The Command-Line’ in 7.2.3 Cache Management
6.6.2 FrontPage Extensions
7.4 FTP Proxy Serving
7.4.1 FTP Query String Keywords
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7.5 Gatewaying Using Proxy
‘General’ in 2. Package Overview
‘General’ in 10.2 Event Categories
‘General Setup’ in 4.5.16 X509 Configuration
5.3.1 Global Configuration
6.5.2 Gnome/gvfs/Nautilus
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9.7.8 Hhelppp!
13.2 Hiss Facility
13.9 HTAdmin
‘HTTP Methods’ in 3.3 Permissions, Path and User
6.1 HTTP Methods Supported
7.1 HTTP Proxy Serving
‘HTTP/1.1 clear’ in 11.1 Simple File Request Turn-Around
‘HTTP/1.1 encrypted’ in 11.1 Simple File Request Turn-Around
5. HTTP/2
‘HTTP/2 (encrypted)’ in 11.1 Simple File Request Turn-Around
5.2 HTTP/2 and Performance
‘HTTP/2 and WATCH’ in 5.1 WASD HTTP/2
5.3 HTTP/2 Configuration
9.7.9 HTTP/2 Connection
5.4 HTTP/2 Detection
‘HTTP/2 Global Configuration’ in 5.3.1 Global Configuration
5.5 HTTP/2 References
5.3.3 HTTP/2 Set Rules
9.7 HTTPd Command Line
13.10 HTTPd Monitor
9.6 HTTPd Server Action
9.4 HTTPd Server Reports
9.5 HTTPd Server Revise
12. HTTPd Web Update
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6.1.4 If: Restrictions
‘Implication’ in 3.9 Authorization Cache
‘Important’ in 4.5.12 Authorization Using X.509 Certification
14. Index
9.7.11 Instance Status
9.7.10 Instances
8. Instances and Environments
‘Internal Mapping’ in 7.6.7 Complex Private Tunneling
‘Internal Services’ in 7.6.7 Complex Private Tunneling
2.4 International Features
1. Introduction
‘Is it all worth it? As might be expected – that depends.’ in 5.2 HTTP/2 and Performance
‘It's fair to say…’ in 5.1 WASD HTTP/2
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3.8.1 KISS
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7.4.2 "login" Keyword
4.1 Let's Encrypt
‘Let's Encrypt’ in 4.6.1 Server Certificate
‘License’ in WASD Features and Facilities
‘Load Sharing’ in 8.1.1 VMS Clustering Comparison
‘Loading Authority Certificates’ in 4.6.1 Server Certificate
‘Local Password’ in 7.1.5 Controlling Proxy Serving
‘Lock Depth 0’ in 6.4 WebDAV Locking
‘Locking Depth’ in 6.4 WebDAV Locking
‘Locking Timeout’ in 6.4 WebDAV Locking
9.7.12 Logging
3.10.2 Logon Type
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7.7.1 Manual
9.7.13 Mapping
6.6.1 Mapping
13.11 MD5digest
‘Metadata Files’ in 6.3 WebDAV Metadata
‘Metadata should not be edited manually ...’ in 6.3 WebDAV Metadata
‘Metadata XML’ in 6.3 WebDAV Metadata
‘Method’ in 9.1 Access Before Configuration
‘Microsoft Metadata’ in 6.3 WebDAV Metadata
6.6 Microsoft Miscellanea
6.6.10 Microsoft Windows 7 BASIC Authentication
6.6.9 Microsoft XP Explorer BASIC Authentication
6.1.3 MOVE Restrictions
‘much of this is pre- Windows 10’ in 6.6 Microsoft Miscellanea
‘Multi-Server/Cluster-Wide’ in 9.7 HTTPd Command Line
‘Multiple Source Types’ in 3.5 Authentication Sources
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‘Need it to be jogged?’ in 9.7 HTTPd Command Line
‘Network’ in 10.2 Event Categories
9.7.14 Network Connection
3.10.6 Nil-Access VMS Accounts
‘Not all responses can be cached!’ in 7.2 Caching
‘Not all sites may benefit from cache!’ in 7.2 Caching
‘not really an endorsement but’ in 4.6 Certificate Management
‘Note’ in 7.5.1 Reverse Proxy
‘Note’ in 3.10.8 SYSUAF Security Profile
‘Note’ in 3.12 Skeleton-Key Authentication
‘Note’ in 3.15 User Password Modification
‘Note’ in 7.6.8 Tunnelling Source
‘Note’ in 7.5.3 DNS Wildcard Proxy
‘Note’ in 7.2.7 PCACHE Utility
‘Note’ in 7.2.7 PCACHE Utility
‘Note’ in 4.5.5 Forward Secrecy
‘Note’ in 7.2.3 Cache Management
‘Note’ in 7.2.2 Enabling Caching
‘Note’ in 3.5 Authentication Sources
‘Note’ in 4.5.5 Forward Secrecy
‘Note’ in 7.1.5 Controlling Proxy Serving
‘Note’ in 10.5 Usage Suggestions
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‘Objectives’ in 1. Introduction
‘Ohio State University’ in 15. Attribution and Acknowledgement
7.5.2 One-Shot Proxy
‘Online Search’ in WASD Features and Facilities
‘OpenSSL Options’ in 4.5.3 SSL Ciphers
‘OpenSSL Project’ in 15. Attribution and Acknowledgement
4.4 OPENSSL.EXE Application
6.6.4 OPTIONS header "MS-Author-Via: DAV"
7.5.4 Originating SSL
6.5.1 OS X Finder
‘OSU Comparison’ in 11. Server Performance
‘Other’ in 10.2 Event Categories
‘Other Assessment’ in 5.2 HTTP/2 and Performance
‘Overview’ in 3. Authentication and Authorization
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2. Package Overview
‘Parameters and Qualifiers’ in 13.12 QDLogStats
‘Parameters and Qualifiers’ in 13.9 HTAdmin
‘Parameters and Qualifiers’ in 13.7 CALogs
‘Password Expiry’ in 3.15 User Password Modification
‘Paul E. Jones’ in 15. Attribution and Acknowledgement
7.2.7 PCACHE Utility
‘Performance Assessment’ in 5.2 HTTP/2 and Performance
‘Performance Impact’ in 3.10.8 SYSUAF Security Profile
3.3 Permissions, Path and User
‘Persistent Scripting’ in 11.2 Scripting
‘Proxy’ in 10.2 Event Categories
7.1.2 Proxy Affinity
7.1.3 Proxy Bind
‘Proxy Cache Device’ in 7.2 Caching
‘Proxy Cache Invalidation’ in 7.2.3 Cache Management
‘Proxy Cache Management’ in 7.2.2 Enabling Caching
‘Proxy Cache Retention’ in 7.2.4 Cache Invalidation
‘Proxy Caching’ in 7.1.5 Controlling Proxy Serving
7.1.4 Proxy Chaining
‘Proxy Enabling Caching’ in 7.2.1 Cache Device
‘Proxy Error Messages’ in 7. Proxy Services
‘Proxy Password’ in 7.1.5 Controlling Proxy Serving
7. Proxy Services
‘Proxy Serving Quick-Start’ in 7. Proxy Services
‘proxyMUNGE Utility’ in 7.5.1 Reverse Proxy
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13.12 QDLogStats
‘Qualys SSL Lab’ in 4.8 SSL Service Evaluation
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6.2.6 Real-World Example
‘Realm Description’ in 3.5 Authentication Sources
3.6 Realm, Full-Access, Read-Only
‘Reasons For Yet Another Web Package’ in 1. Introduction
‘Redirection Location Field’ in 7.5.1 Reverse Proxy
6.7 References
6.6.5 Repairing broken XP Web Folders
10.4 Report Format
7.2.6 Reporting and Maintenance
‘Request’ in 10.2 Event Categories
10.3 Request Filtering
‘Request Modification’ in 7.1.5 Controlling Proxy Serving
‘Request Redirect’ in 7.5 Gatewaying Using Proxy
‘Reserved Names’ in 3.4 Authorization Configuration File
‘Reserved Username’ in 3.4 Authorization Configuration File
‘Response’ in 10.2 Event Categories
‘Restart’ in 8.1.1 VMS Clustering Comparison
7.5.1 Reverse Proxy
3.10.3 Rights Identifiers
‘RSA Data Security’ in 15. Attribution and Acknowledgement
3.1 Rule Interpretation
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‘Script Use’ in 7.2.7 PCACHE Utility
11.2 Scripting
‘Scripting’ in 2. Package Overview
13.13 SECHAN Utility
9.7.16 Secure Sockets Layer
3.14 Securing All Requests
‘Self-Signed Certificates’ in 4.6.1 Server Certificate
9. Server Administration
2.1 Server Behaviour
4.6.1 Server Certificate
‘Server CLI /SYSPLUS’ in 9.4 HTTPd Server Reports
8.2 Server Environments
10.1 Server Instances
9.3 Server Instances
8.1 Server Instances
‘Server Log Annotation’ in 9.7 HTTPd Command Line
11. Server Performance
5.3.2 Service Configuration
4.5.6 Session Resumption
‘set /path/* SSLCGI=apache_mod_ssl’ in 4.7 SSL CGI Variables
7.6.6 Shared SSH Tunnel
9.7.15 Shutdown and Restart
11.1 Simple File Request Turn-Around
3.12 Skeleton-Key Authentication
‘Some Thoughts From R. S. Engelschall’ in 4. Transport Layer Security
6.5 Some Wrinkles
‘Sort Details’ in 13.9 HTAdmin
4.5.11 SSL Access Control
4.7 SSL CGI Variables
4.5.3 SSL Ciphers
4.5 SSL Configuration
‘SSL Options’ in 4.5.3 SSL Ciphers
4.5.9 SSL Private Key
4.9 SSL References
4.5.8 SSL Server Certificate
4.8 SSL Service Evaluation
‘SSL to RAW’ in 7.6.2 [ServiceProxyTunnel] RAW
‘SSL Versions’ in 4.5.2 TLS/SSL Versions
4.5.10 SSL Virtual Services
8.1.4 Status
13.3 Stream Facility
13.14 StreamLF Utility
4.5.7 Strict Transport Security
‘String Matching’ in 3.1 Rule Interpretation
‘Stuart Langridge’ in 15. Attribution and Acknowledgement
4.5.15 Subject Alternative Name and Other Extensions
‘Sure, an old clunker’ in 11. Server Performance
‘System Report PLUS’ in 9.4 HTTPd Server Reports
3.10.7 SYSUAF and SSL
3.10.9 SYSUAF Profile For Full Site Access
3.10.8 SYSUAF Security Profile
3.10 SYSUAF-Authenticated Users
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‘Table of Content’ in WASD Features and Facilities
‘Tatsuhiro Tsujikawa’ in 15. Attribution and Acknowledgement
2.3 TCP/IP Packages
‘test TLS Version 1.3’ in 4.8 SSL Service Evaluation
‘The Apache Group’ in 15. Attribution and Acknowledgement
‘These results are indicative only!’ in 11. Server Performance
9.7.17 Throttle
‘TLS and SSL’ in 4. Transport Layer Security
‘TLS functionality is not supplied with the basic WASD package’ in 4. Transport Layer Security
‘TLS Version 1.3’ in 4.8 SSL Service Evaluation
‘TLS Version 1.3’ in 4.5.2 TLS/SSL Versions
4.2 TLS/SSL Functionality Sources
‘TLS/SSL Options’ in 4.5.3 SSL Ciphers
4.5.2 TLS/SSL Versions
3.11 Token Authentication
4. Transport Layer Security
1.1 Troubleshooting?
7.6 Tunneling Using Proxy
7.6.8 Tunnelling Source
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‘Update Access Permission’ in 12. HTTPd Web Update
‘Usage Examples’ in 13.7 CALogs
‘Usage Examples’ in 13.9 HTAdmin
‘Usage Examples’ in 13.12 QDLogStats
10.5 Usage Suggestions
3.15 User Password Modification
‘Uses HTTP Cookies’ in 7.1.2 Proxy Affinity
‘Using Instance Status’ in 8.1.4 Status
13. Utilities and Facilities
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3.7 Virtual Servers
3.10.5 VMS Account Proxying
8.1.1 VMS Clustering Comparison
‘VMS DLM Locking’ in 6.4 WebDAV Locking
2.2 VMS Versions
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‘WARNING’ in 8.1 Server Instances
‘WARNING!’ in 3.10 SYSUAF-Authenticated Users
3.10.4 WASD "Hard-Wired" Identifiers
‘WASD Features and Facilities’ in WASD Features and Facilities
5.1 WASD HTTP/2
4.3 WASD SSL Quick-Start
‘WASD VMS Web Services – Copyright © 1996-2020 Mark G. Daniel’ in 15. Attribution and Acknowledgement
‘WASD_CACHE_ROOT Logical’ in 7.2.1 Cache Device
4.5.1 WASD_CONFIG_SERVICE
‘WASD_CONFIG_SERVICE’ in 7.1.1 Enabling A Proxy Service
13.15 WASDbench
‘WASDbench Utility’ in 13.14 StreamLF Utility
10. WATCH Facility
6. WebDAV
6.2 WebDAV Configuration
6.4 WebDAV Locking
6.3 WebDAV Metadata
6.2.1 WebDAV Set Rules
9.7.18 WebSocket
13.4 Where Facility
‘Why use …’ in 6.2.6 Real-World Example
13.16 WOTSUP Utility
‘Write Access Only’ in 6.4 WebDAV Locking
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4.5.18 X.509 Authorization CGI Variables
4.5.13 X.509 Certificate Renegotiation
4.5.16 X509 Configuration
13.5 Xray Facility
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‘YMMV!’ in 5.2 HTTP/2 and Performance
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