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582 lines
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/*
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* pserver.h - server specific parameters for Prospero
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*
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* This file contains local definitions for the Prospero server.
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* It is expected that it will be different on different systems.
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*/
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/*
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* Written by bcn 1989 as part of psite.h
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* Modified by bcn 1/19/93 to leave only server specific definitions
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*/
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/*
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* Copyright (c) 1991-1994 by the University of Southern California
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*
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* For copying and distribution information, please see the file
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* <usc-license.h>.
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*/
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#include <usc-license.h>
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/*
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* This option is temporary, until we make the forwarding mechanism more
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* efficient.
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* It hikes the efficiency considerably. Developers having long turnaround
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* times on rd_vdir() need it. Talk to swa@ISI.EDU.
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*/
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#define SERVER_DO_NOT_SUPPORT_FORWARDING
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/*
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* SERVER_SUPPORT_V1 indicates that the server is to reply to version 1
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* Prospero Protocol requests. It is recommended that you define
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* this for the time being since there are many Version 1 clients still
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* in use. Note that version 1 clients will *not* be able to speak
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* to certain new services so it's a good idea to upgrade your clients.
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*/
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#define SERVER_SUPPORT_V1
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#define SERVER_DONT_FLAG_V1
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/*
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* P_DIRSRV_BINARY defines the full path by which pstart will
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* find the binary for the directory server.
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*/
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#define P_DIRSRV_BINARY "/usr/pfs/bin/dirsrv"
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/*
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* PROSPERO_CONTACT specifies the e-mail address of the individual
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* or individuals responsible for running the Prospero server on the
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* local system. If specified, this string will appear in responses to
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* status requests. This definition is optional.
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*
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* #define PROSPERO_CONTACT "yourname@host.org.domain"
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*/
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/*
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* PSRV_HOSTNAME specifies the name of the host on which the server
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* will run. It only needs to be defined if gethostbyname does not
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* return the name of the host as a fully qualified domain name.
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*
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* #define PSRV_HOSTNAME "HOST.ORG.DOMAIN"
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*
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*/
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/*
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* PSRV_USER_ID specifies the user name under which the Prospero
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* server will run. The server will run under the home group of
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* PSRV_USER_ID, but (in systems which support membership in multiple
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* groups) not under any supplementary groups to which that user may
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* belong.
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*/
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#define PSRV_USER_ID "pfs"
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/*
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* P_RUNDIR is the name of the directory under which the Prospero
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* server will run. If left out, it defaults to /tmp.
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*
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* #define PSRV_RUNDIR "/tmp"
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*/
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/*
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* PSRV_LOGFILE is the name of the file in which events are logged.
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* By default Prospero logs all requests if PSRV_LOGFILE is defined. If you
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* would like to change the list of events that are logged, or if you would
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* like to use syslog for logging, edit the file plog.h.
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*/
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#define PSRV_LOGFILE "/usr/pfs/pfs.log"
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/*
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* PSRV_ROOT defines that part of the system's directory tree for which
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* directory information will be readable over the network. Directory
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* information will also be available for files under AFTPDIRECTORY and
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* AFSDIRECTORY if these access methods are supported.
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*
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* If PSRV_ROOT is not defined, then directory information will only be
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* available for those files under AFTPDIRECTORY or AFSDIRECTORY.
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*
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* #define PSRV_ROOT "/"
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*/
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/*
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* PSRV_READ_ONLY specifies that the server is only to accept
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* operations that read the directory structure. No changes to virtual
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* directories stored on this system will be allowed. NODOTDOT is used to
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* disallow the use of path names that include "..". If you are
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* restricting the part of the directory tree which will be accessible
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* (i.e. if PSRV_ROOT is other than "/"), NODOTDOT should be set.
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*
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* #define NODOTDOT
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*/
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#define PSRV_READ_ONLY
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#define NODOTDOT
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/*
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* PSRV_SHADOW is the name of the shadow hierarchy that contains additional
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* information about Prospero files. PSRV_STORAGE is the name of the directory
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* under which new files can be created, if that option is supported by
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* your distribution. PSRV_SECURITY is the name of the directory where
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* security information is stored by the prospero server. All three names are
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* relative to the home directory for the
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* user ID specified by P_USER_ID.
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*
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* You will normally have no desire to change this, but it IS posible and legal
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* to do so. If you do change it, then please make a corresponding change in
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* section III of Makefile.config.
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*/
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#define PSRV_SHADOW "shadow"
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#define PSRV_STORAGE "pfsdat"
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#define PSRV_SECURITY "security"
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/*
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* If PSRV_UNDER_UDIR is defined, pstart calculates the full path names of
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* of the directories corresponding to PSRV_SHADOW and PSRV_STORAGE and
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* PSRV_SECURITY by
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* finding the home directory for the Prospero user ID, then appending
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* PSRV_SHADOW or PSRV_STORAGE or PSRV_SECURITY.
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*
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* If PSRV_UNDER_UDIR is not defined, or if dirsrv is called directly,
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* the full path names are taken from PSRV_FSHADOW and PSRV_FSTORAGE and
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* PSRV_FSECURITY. These
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* should be stable names for those directories. They may be aliases
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* (symbolic links) if the directories move around. If they are symbolic
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* links, the links should be updated whenever the directories move.
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*
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* Note that if PSRV_UNDER_UDIR is set, the full path names are calculated
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* only when the Prospero server is started by pstart. If you expect
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* to start the server by hand (for example, when debugging), PSRV_FSHADOW
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* and PSRV_FSTORAGE should also be defined.
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*
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* In any case these must match the definitions at the top of Makefile
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*/
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#define PSRV_FSHADOW "/usr/pfs/shadow"
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#define PSRV_FSTORAGE "/usr/pfs/pfsdat"
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#define PSRV_FSECURITY "/usr/pfs/security"
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/*
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* AFTPDIRECTORY contains the name of the root directory as seen through
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* anonymous FTP. It is used to determine which files may be accessed
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* using the anonymous FTP access mechanism, and to determine the file name
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* that must be used when doing so. It also adds to the set of files about
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* which directory information is available.
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*
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* Note: AFTPDIRECTORY should be a stable name for the FTP directory.
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* It may be an alias (symbolic link) if the FTP directory
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* moves around. If it is a symbolic link, that symbolic link should
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* be updated whenever the directory moves.
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*/
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/* #define AFTPDIRECTORY "/usr/ftp" */
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/*
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* AFTPUSER contains the name of the anonymous FTP user (usually ftp)
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* If defined, pstart will look up the home directory for this user
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* and use it instead of AFTPDIRECTORY. If it fails, the value of
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* AFTPDIRECTORY (defined above) will be used.
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*
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* Note that if AFTPUSER is set, the path name of the FTP directory is
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* calculated only when the Prospero server is started by pstart.
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* If you expect to start the server by hand (for example, when
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* debugging), AFTPDIRECTORY should also be defined.
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*
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* Also note that when started by pstart, if AFTPUSER is defined, the
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* path taken from the password file will override that specified by
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* AFTPDIRECTORY. If AFTPDIRECTORY is a stable path, do not define
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* AFTPUSER.
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*
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* #define AFTPUSER "ftp"
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*/
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/*
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* NFS_EXPORT should be defined if your system allows others to
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* access files using NFS. If defined, you will have to modify
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* lib/psrv/check_nfs.c so that the directory server is aware of
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* your system's policy for NFS mounts (this is necessary so that
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* the directory server will not tell the client to use NFS when
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* such access is not supported).
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*
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* #define NFS_EXPORT
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*/
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/*
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* AFSDIRECTORY contains the name of the root of the AFS directory
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* hierarchy. It should only be defined if your host supports AFS
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* and you are willing to make information about AFS files available
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* through your server. AFSDIRECTORY is used to to determine which files
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* may be accessed using the AFS access mechanism. It also adds to
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* the set of files about which directory information is available.
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*
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* Note: AFSDIRECTORY must be the true name for the directory
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* after all symbolic links have been expanded.
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*
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* #define AFSDIRECTORY "/afs"
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*/
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/*
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* PSRV_KERBEROS, if defined, means that the server will understand
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* Kerberos (version 5) authentication information. This should be
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* #defined if your site uses Kerberos authentication; otherwise, you
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* won't have a use for it. If you #define this, then you also need
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* to make the appropriate definitions in the top-level makefile.
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*
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* Note that most Kerberos sites still use the older version 4,
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* which is not supported by Prospero.
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*
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* #define PSRV_KERBEROS
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*/
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/*
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* KERBEROS_SRVTAB, if defined, tells the server the location of the
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* server's keytab file that contains its Kerberos key. Define this
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* only if, firstly, you are using Kerberos (i.e. PSRV_KERBEROS is
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* defined), and, secondly, if you want to keep this key in a location
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* different from its default location (typically /etc/v5srvtab).
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*
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* #define KERBEROS_SRVTAB "/usr/pfs/v5srvtab"
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*/
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/*
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* PSRV_P_PASSWORD, if defined, means that server will understand
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* the Prospero password authentication information. It will not do you
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* any harm to define this, and we have left it turned on by default.
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* The passwording mechanism is described more fully in the user's manual
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* (or will be after it's updated).
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*
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*
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*/
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#define PSRV_P_PASSWORD
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#ifdef PSRV_P_PASSWORD
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/* PSRV_PW_FILE contains the name of the servers password file used
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* for P_PASSWORD authentication. Define this only if you are using
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* this type of authentication.
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*
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* #define PSRV_PW_FILE "/usr/pfs/ppasswd"
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*/
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#endif
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/*
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* PSRV_ACCOUNT, if defined, the server will understand accounting
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* information and may charge clients for services.
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*
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* #define PSRV_ACCOUNT
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*/
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/*
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* DEFAULT_ACL, SYSTEM_ACL, OVERRIDE_ACL and MAINT_ACL are access
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* control lists used to control access to Prospero directories.
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* DEFAULT_ACL applies to those directories for which no individual
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* access control list has been specified. All access control lists
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* initially include SYSTEM_ACL, but the entry may be explicitly
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* removed by the administrator of a directory or link. OVERRIDE_ACL
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* grants rights to a directory regardless of the contents of any
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* other access control list. MAINT_ACL is an access control list
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* for performing remote maintenance on the server.
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*/
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#define DEFAULT_ACL {{ACL_ANY, NULL, "YvlGgr" }}
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#define SYSTEM_ACL {{ACL_ASRTHOST, NULL, "ALRWD", "pfs@%.%.%.%"}, \
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{ACL_ASRTHOST, NULL, "ALRWD", "pfs@128.9.*.*"}}
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#define OVERRIDE_ACL {{ACL_TRSTHOST, NULL, "A", "root@%.%.%.%"},\
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{ACL_OWNER, NULL, "A"}}
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#define MAINT_ACL {{ACL_ASRTHOST, NULL, "STUP", "root@%.%.%.%"},\
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{ACL_ANY, NULL, "Y"}}
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/*
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* PSRV_ARCHIE, if defined, indicates that your server is to
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* make available information from the archie database. You
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* must already have the archie database installed on your
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* machine and you must follow the additional directions in
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* lib/psrv/archie2 or lib/psrv/archie3 to configure the server.
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*
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* #define PSRV_ARCHIE
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*/
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/* PSRV_GOPHER_GW, if defined, indicates that this server will have
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* the capability to make Gopher protocol queries in response to
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* Prospero protocol queries. If you install this option, you must
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* uncomment the line reading
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* #SUBDIR=gopher_gw.dir
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* in lib/psrv/Makefile, and uncomment the line reading:
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* #DB_LIBS= ../lib/psrv/gopher_gw/libpgoph_gw.a
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* in server/Makefile. This option *is* presently supported.
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*
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* #define PSRV_GOPHER_GW
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*/
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/*
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* Gopher servers frequently gateway queries to anonymous FTP sites. When
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* they return links in this form, all retrievals then proceed through
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* that server. This is inefficient.
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*
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* You can set GOPHER_GW_NEARBY_GOPHER_SERVER to be a
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* Gopher server at your site or nearby that you want the gopher
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* gateway to to gateway Gopher AFTP queries through
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* instead of the GOPHER server that returned the AFTP links. Thanks to
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* mitra@path.net for this optimization.
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*
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* If you don't define this, things will still work OK; the gopher server
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* just won't rewrite such links. In other words, if you don't define this,
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* the gopher gateway will exhibit the default behavior for most Gopher
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* clients, as distributed.
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*
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* #define GOPHER_GW_NEARBY_GOPHER_SERVER "gopher.your.net(70)"
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*/
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/* PSRV_WAIS_GW, if defined, indicates that this server will have
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* the capability to make Wais protocol queries in response to
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* Prospero protocol queries. If you install this option, you must
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* uncomment the line reading
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* #SUBDIR=wais_gw.dir
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* in lib/psrv/Makefile, and uncomment the line reading:
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* #DB_LIBS= ../lib/psrv/wais_gw/libwais_gw.a
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* in server/Makefile. This option *is* presently supported.
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* #define PSRV_WAIS_GW
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*/
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/*
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* PSRV_GOPHER, if defined, indicates that your server is to make
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* available information from gopher files locally stored on your
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* machine. You must already have gopher installed on your machine and
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* you must follow the additional directions in lib/psrv/gopher to
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* configure the server. This option is not presently supported.
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*
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* XXX This might not ever be a supported part of the distribution, if it
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* turns out that the existing GOPHER_GW code meets the needs this
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* was intended to fulfill. Please send feedback to
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* info-prospero@isi.edu.
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*
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* #define PSRV_GOPHER
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*/
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/*
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* SHARED_PREFIXES, if defined, indicates that the host on which your
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* server runs shares some part of its filesystem with other specified
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* hosts (perhaps via an NFS auto-mounter). If you define
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* SHARED_PREFIXES appropriately, then Prospero clients on machines
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* with access to the shared part of the filesystem will be able to
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* retrieve files on the server that might be unreachable via another
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* access method.
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*
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* You should specify SHARED_PREFIXES only if you want the server to
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* return a LOCAL access-method for files in these areas on your
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* server. If you don't understand this definition, just leave it
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* undefined.
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*
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* The format of the SHARED_PREFIXES definition is a concatenated series of
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* entries, each one describing a particular subtree of the filesystem
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* that is exported. Each entry is composed of 4 subitems. The subitems
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* are:
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*
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* a) Name (or names, if alternate names for directories are present) of
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* the subtree on the server host. The last name is followed by a NULL
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* b) Name of the subtree on the client host(s). There must be no more
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* than one of these entries. This subitem is followed by a NULL.
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* c) Internet addresses of the hosts which have this subtree as part
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* of the local filesystem namespace. These can be wildcarded;
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* - any octet may be replaced with a '*' (indicating match any).
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* - any octet may be replaced with a '%' (indicating to match
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* with the value of this octet in the server host's address)
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* This subitem is followed by a NULL.
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* d) exception list: a list of hosts which do NOT have this subtree
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* as part of the local filesystem namespace. This lets one exclude
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* special hosts or subnets that don't share in an organization's
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* overall networked filesystem. This subitem is followed by a NULL.
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*
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*
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* An example may make this clearer. Here is the entry we use on the
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* server on PROSPERO.ISI.EDU:
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*
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* #define SHARED_PREFIXES { \
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* "/nfs", NULL, "/nfs", NULL, "128.9.*.*", NULL, NULL, \
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* "/ftp", NULL, "/auto/gum/gum/ftp", NULL, "128.9.*.*", NULL, NULL, \
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* "/afs", NULL, "/nfs/afs", NULL, "128.9.*.*", NULL, NULL }
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*/
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#define SHARED_PREFIXES { \
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"/nfs", NULL, "/nfs", NULL, "128.9.*.*", NULL, NULL }
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/******************************************************************
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* You should not need to change any definitions below this line. *
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******************************************************************/
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/*
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* DSHADOW and DCONTENTS are the names of the file in the shadow
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* directory used to store information about directories. There
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* should be no need to change them.
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*/
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#define DSHADOW ".directory#shadow"
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#define DCONTENTS ".directory#contents"
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/*
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* ARCHIE_PREFIX is an entry for archie that will appear
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* in the DATABASE_PREFIXES definition. It should not be set
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* directly but is instead set automatically if PSRV_ARCHIE is
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* defined. If not, it will be empty. If set, it must be
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* followed by a ,.
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*/
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#ifdef PSRV_ARCHIE
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#define ARCHIE
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#define ARCHIE_PREFIX {"ASCII", "ARCHIE", arch_dsdb, NULL, "ARCHIE"},
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#ifdef SERVER_SUPPORT_V1
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#define DATABASE_PREFIX "ARCHIE" /* Backwards compatability; v1 stuff */
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#endif
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#else
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#define ARCHIE_PREFIX
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#endif
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/* GOPHER_GW_PREFIX is an entry for GOPHER that will appear in the
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* DATABASE_PREFIXES definition. It should not be set
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* directly but is instead set automatically if PSRV_GOPHER_GW is
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* defined. If not, it will be empty. If set, it must be
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* followed by a ,.
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*/
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#ifdef PSRV_GOPHER_GW
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#define GOPHER_GW_PREFIX {"ASCII", "GOPHER-GW", gopher_gw_dsdb, NULL, "GOPHER-GW"},
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#else
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#define GOPHER_GW_PREFIX
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#endif
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/* WAIS_GW_PREFIX is an entry for WAIS that will appear in the
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* DATABASE_PREFIXES definition. It should not be set
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* directly but is instead set automatically if PSRV_WAIS_GW is
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* defined. If not, it will be empty. If set, it must be
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* followed by a ,.
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*/
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#ifdef PSRV_WAIS_GW
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#define WAIS_GW_PREFIX {"ASCII", "WAIS-GW", wais_gw_dsdb, NULL, "WAIS-GW"},
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#else
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#define WAIS_GW_PREFIX
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#endif
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/*
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* GOPHER_PREFIXES are the entries for gopher that will appear
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* in the DATABASE_PREFIXES definition. It should not be set
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* directly but is instead set automatically if PSRV_GOPHER is
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* defined. If not, it will be empty. If set, it must be
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* followed by a ,.
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*
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* XXX This is not yet a supported part of the distribution.
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* XXX This might not ever be a supported part of the distribution, if it
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* turns out that the existing GOPHER_GW code meets the needs this
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* was intended to fulfill.
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*
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* If you run a Gopher server, define GOPHER to be a list of
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* pairs of Gopher hierarchy root directories and TCP ports. This list
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* must be terminated with the record {"", 0}.
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*
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* #define GOPHER {{"/nfs/pfs/gopherroot", 70}, {"", 0}}
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*
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*/
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#ifdef PSRV_GOPHER
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#define GOPHER_PREFIX {"ASCII", "GOPHER", gopher_dsdb, NULL, "GOPHER"},
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#else
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#define GOPHER_PREFIX
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#endif
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/*
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* DATABASE_PREFIXES is an array of structures, each representing
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* a particular database prefix and its acompanying prospero query
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* function. It is for use when the Prospero server provides information
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* from sources other than the file system. It should be set
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* automatically if the appropriate database has been configured.
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* you should not need to set it directly. The last element in the
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* array must be a NULL pointer.
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*
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* DATABASE_PREFIXES supersedes the old DATABASE_PREFIX option.
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*
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*/
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#define DATABASE_PREFIXES { ARCHIE_PREFIX GOPHER_GW_PREFIX GOPHER_PREFIX \
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WAIS_GW_PREFIX }
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/*
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* If DIRSRV_EXPLAIN_LAST_RESTART is defined and the server detects an
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* internal error and restarts itself, the message that caused the
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* error will be explained in the logfile and in the message returned
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* by pstatus.
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*/
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#define DIRSRV_EXPLAIN_LAST_RESTART
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/*
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* If PSRV_CACHE_NATIVE is defined, the server will cache directories which
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* are entirely native (e.g., directories in the anonymous FTP area which
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* contain no links with special attributes defined on them.)
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* This option is unset by default because otherwise the prospero server
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* running on a big anonymous FTP site would consume too much disk space.
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*
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* #define PSRV_CACHE_NATIVE
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*/
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/*
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* If DNSCACHE_MAX is defined, then dirsrv will cache up to that many
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* DNS addresses. "undef" this for no caching at all.
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*
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*/
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#define DNSCACHE_MAX 300
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/*
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* If DIRECTORYCACHING is defined, then dirsrv will cache directories
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* on disk under /usr/pfs/shadow/{GOPHER-GW,WAIS-GW,<other-database-name>}
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* Note that this isn't a GREAT way of structuring the database, in case there
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* really is a directory named /GOPHER-GW on the machine (confusion). This is
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* a risk we currently take.
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*
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* #define DIRECTORYCACHING
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*/
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/* These following definitions override those in plog.h
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*
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* Place any definitions you like here that should override those in plog.h
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* By changing this file instead of <plog.h>, we can keep down the number of
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* files that must be changed in order to configure Prospero.
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*/
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#define L_WTTIME_THRESHOLD 1
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#define L_SVCTIME_THRESHOLD 1
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#define L_SYSTIME_THRESHOLD 9999
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#define L_COMP_THRESHOLD 1
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#define INITIAL_LOG_VECTOR { \
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L_FIELDS_USER|L_FIELDS_HADDR|L_FIELDS_SW_ID|L_FIELDS_STIME, /* L_FIELDS */ \
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LOG_PROSPERO|LOG_NOTICE|PLOG_TOFILE, /* L_STATUS */ \
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LOG_PROSPERO|LOG_CRIT|PLOG_TOFILE, /* L_FAILURE */ \
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PLOG_TOFILE, /* L_STATS */ \
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LOG_PROSPERO|LOG_ERR|PLOG_TOFILE, /* L_NET_ERR */ \
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LOG_PROSPERO|LOG_ERR|PLOG_TOFILE, /* L_NET_RDPERR */ \
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0, /* L_NET_INFO */ \
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LOG_PROSPERO|LOG_INFO|PLOG_TOFILE, /* L_QUEUE_INFO */ \
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LOG_PROSPERO|LOG_INFO|PLOG_TOFILE, /* L_QUEUE_COMP */ \
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LOG_PROSPERO|LOG_ERR|PLOG_TOFILE, /* L_DIR_PERR */ \
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LOG_PROSPERO|LOG_WARNING|PLOG_TOFILE, /* L_DIR_PWARN */ \
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LOG_PROSPERO|LOG_INFO|PLOG_TOFILE, /* L_DIR_PINFO */ \
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LOG_PROSPERO|LOG_ERR|PLOG_TOFILE, /* L_DIR_ERR */ \
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LOG_PROSPERO|LOG_WARNING|PLOG_TOFILE, /* L_DIR_WARN */ \
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LOG_PROSPERO|LOG_INFO|PLOG_TOFILE, /* L_DIR_REQUEST */ \
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LOG_PROSPERO|LOG_INFO|PLOG_TOFILE, /* L_DIR_UPDATE */ \
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LOG_PROSPERO|LOG_WARNING|PLOG_TOFILE, /* L_AUTH_ERR */ \
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LOG_PROSPERO|LOG_ERR|PLOG_TOFILE, /* L_DATA_FRM_ERR */ \
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LOG_PROSPERO|LOG_ERR|PLOG_TOFILE, /* L_DB_ERROR */ \
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LOG_PROSPERO|LOG_INFO|PLOG_TOFILE /* L_DB_INFO */ \
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}
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