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version 1.56, 2001/02/15 16:02:38 version 1.61, 2001/02/27 22:06:18
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 <METAGROUP>  <METAGROUP>
 <LONCAPA TYPE=LOCATION DIST="redhat6.2" SOURCE="loncom/access.conf" TARGET="etc/httpd/conf/access.conf" CATEGORY="conf">  <LONCAPA TYPE=LOCATION DIST="redhat6.2" SOURCE="loncom/access.conf" TARGET="etc/httpd/conf/access.conf" CATEGORY="conf">
 <DESCRIPTION>  <DESCRIPTION>
 define handlers, set parameters  This file has two major functions.
   For the Apache web server, it defines a global
   access configuration which defines what server options (Indexes", "Includes",
   "FollowSymLinks", "ExecCGI", or "MultiViews") are associated
   with specific directories ("/", "/home/httpd/html", "/home/httpd/cgi-bin",
   and "/usr/doc").  For the LON-CAPA network server and perl module
   handlers, it defines machine specific settings (lonHostID, lonRole,
   lonAdmEMail, lonDefDomain, lonLoadLim, lonExpire, and lonReceipt)
   and internal machine settings for specific directories, socket ports,
   and browser detection logic.
 </DESCRIPTION>  </DESCRIPTION>
 <NOTE>  <NOTE>
 <B>configure</B>  <B>configure</B>
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 <LONCAPA TYPE=LOCATION DIST="redhat6.2" SOURCE="loncom/httpd.conf" TARGET="etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf" CATEGORY="static conf">  <LONCAPA TYPE=LOCATION DIST="redhat6.2" SOURCE="loncom/httpd.conf" TARGET="etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf" CATEGORY="static conf">
 <DESCRIPTION>  <DESCRIPTION>
 main server configuration file  This is the main server configuration file.  The settings here are
   more or less standard for the Apache web server.  Most notably (and
   importantly!), perl handling and mod_perl are enabled in this configuration
   file.
 </DESCRIPTION>  </DESCRIPTION>
 </METAGROUP>  </METAGROUP>
 <METAGROUP>  <METAGROUP>
 <LONCAPA TYPE=LOCATION DIST="redhat6.2" SOURCE="loncom/srm.conf" TARGET="etc/httpd/conf/srm.conf" CATEGORY="static conf">  <LONCAPA TYPE=LOCATION DIST="redhat6.2" SOURCE="loncom/srm.conf" TARGET="etc/httpd/conf/srm.conf" CATEGORY="static conf">
 <DESCRIPTION>  <DESCRIPTION>
 name space configuration  <P>
   This file configures the "name space" of the Apache web server.  
   <TT>srm.conf</TT>
   defines when specific perl modules should be called to handle a given
   request.  This definition is a function of both the name of the perl module,
   and a specific regular expression associated with the URL, such as
   "^/res/.*\.page".
   </P>
   <P>
   Here is an example entry:
   <PRE>
   &lt;LocationMatch "^/res/.*\.page$&gt;
   SetHandler perl-script
   PerlHandler Apache::lonpage
   &lt;/LocationMatch&gt;
   </PRE>
   </P>
 </DESCRIPTION>  </DESCRIPTION>
 </METAGROUP>  </METAGROUP>
 <METAGROUP>  <METAGROUP>
 <LONCAPA TYPE=LOCATION DIST="redhat6.2" SOURCE="loncom/startup.pl" TARGET="etc/httpd/conf/startup.pl" CATEGORY="static conf">  <LONCAPA TYPE=LOCATION DIST="redhat6.2" SOURCE="loncom/startup.pl" TARGET="etc/httpd/conf/startup.pl" CATEGORY="static conf">
 <DESCRIPTION>  <DESCRIPTION>
 set paths to modules; invoked by <TT>access.conf</TT>  This file provides initializations for perl handlers.  It adjusts what
   the module path space is (so as to include /home/httpd/lib/perl/Apache) as
   well as causing the Apache module to be used for every perl handler.
   <TT>startup.pl</TT> is invoked by <TT>access.conf</TT>.
 </DESCRIPTION>  </DESCRIPTION>
 </METAGROUP>  </METAGROUP>
 <METAGROUP>  <METAGROUP>
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 </DESCRIPTION>  </DESCRIPTION>
 </METAGROUP>  </METAGROUP>
 <METAGROUP>  <METAGROUP>
   <LONCAPA TYPE=LOCATION DIST="redhat6.2" SOURCE="loncom/metadata_database/lonsql.pm" TARGET="home/httpd/lib/perl/Apache/lonsql.pm" CATEGORY="handler">
   <DESCRIPTION>
   Handler for interacting with MySQL database (via lonsql layer).
   </DESCRIPTION>
   <STATUS>works/unverified</STATUS>
   </METAGROUP>
   <METAGROUP>
 <LONCAPA TYPE=LOCATION DIST="redhat6.2" SOURCE="loncom/interface/loncreatecourse.pm" TARGET="home/httpd/lib/perl/Apache/loncreatecourse.pm" CATEGORY="handler">  <LONCAPA TYPE=LOCATION DIST="redhat6.2" SOURCE="loncom/interface/loncreatecourse.pm" TARGET="home/httpd/lib/perl/Apache/loncreatecourse.pm" CATEGORY="handler">
 <DESCRIPTION>  <DESCRIPTION>
 Creates a new course and assigns course coordinator  Creates a new course and assigns course coordinator
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 <METAGROUP>  <METAGROUP>
 <LONCAPA TYPE=LOCATION DIST="redhat6.2" SOURCE="loncom/auth/lonacc.pm" TARGET="home/httpd/lib/perl/Apache/lonacc.pm" CATEGORY="handler">  <LONCAPA TYPE=LOCATION DIST="redhat6.2" SOURCE="loncom/auth/lonacc.pm" TARGET="home/httpd/lib/perl/Apache/lonacc.pm" CATEGORY="handler">
 <DESCRIPTION>  <DESCRIPTION>
 access to for a LON-CAPA user session  (This module, like loncacc.pm also authenticates with cookies.)  
   <TT>lonacc.pm</TT> coordinates access to a wide range of administrative-type
   functions (e.g. roles, logout, annotations, and bookmarks) as well
   as coordinating access to educational resources.
 </DESCRIPTION>  </DESCRIPTION>
 </METAGROUP>  </METAGROUP>
 <METAGROUP>  <METAGROUP>
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 <METAGROUP>  <METAGROUP>
 <LONCAPA TYPE=LOCATION DIST="redhat6.2" SOURCE="loncom/auth/loncacc.pm" TARGET="home/httpd/lib/perl/Apache/loncacc.pm" CATEGORY="handler">  <LONCAPA TYPE=LOCATION DIST="redhat6.2" SOURCE="loncom/auth/loncacc.pm" TARGET="home/httpd/lib/perl/Apache/loncacc.pm" CATEGORY="handler">
 <DESCRIPTION>  <DESCRIPTION>
 access to construction area  This module provides access to an educational resource construction area.
   This module is invoked by the URL-related pattern syntax
   <TT>LocationMatch "^/priv.*"</TT> or <TT>LocationMatch "^/\~.*"</TT>.
   Authentication of user identity
   is coordinated through cookies.  The abbreviation "cacc" corresponds
   to "construction-space access").  If the cookie handle is invalid, then
   this module returns a forbidden status and makes appropriate log entries.
   If the cookie handle is valid, status is determined to be okay (and,
   for the "priv"-type access, the resource is delivered by the
   <TT>lonconstruct</TT> module).
 </DESCRIPTION>  </DESCRIPTION>
 </METAGROUP>  </METAGROUP>
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