Web server files
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* [[Microsoft IIS configuration]] | * [[Microsoft IIS configuration]] | ||
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| + | * Apache Tomcat (Catalina) | ||
| + | ** [[catalina.policy]] | ||
| + | ** [[catalina.properties]] | ||
| + | ** [[catalina.out]] (log) | ||
| + | ** [[logging.properties]] | ||
| + | ** [[content.xml]] | ||
| + | ** [[server.xml]] | ||
| + | ** [[tomcat-users.xml]] (credentials) | ||
| + | ** [[web.xml]] | ||
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| + | =Resources= | ||
| + | * [http://www.mulesoft.com/tomcat-catalina An Introduction To Tomcat Catalina] | ||
Revision as of 14:14, 5 December 2012
While anything stored on a web server (including the site's web pages and documents themselves) is technically a "Web server file", this category is specifically for files particular to a server, such as the configuration files that set particular options for a server or the sites it serves.
- Apache
- Apache Tomcat (Catalina)
- catalina.policy
- catalina.properties
- catalina.out (log)
- logging.properties
- content.xml
- server.xml
- tomcat-users.xml (credentials)
- web.xml
