CONFIG USERPAGES Command

Controls whether users can create user pages to serve data, and, optionally, identifies an initial ACCESS file that allows you to set access control rules for all user pages.

Users define the location of their user page with the SET USERROOT command. If you allow user pages, you can use the CONFIG USERROOT command to define a default location for user pages on your system.

Syntax

To prevent VM:Webgateway from allowing users to define user pages:

CONFIG USERPAGES NO

To enable VM:Webgateway to allow users to define user pages:

CONFIG USERPAGES YES [ACCESS filename | NOACCESS]

Parameters/Options

{YES | NO}

Specifies whether VM:Webgateway allows users to define user pages.

ACCESS filename

Specifies the filename of the initial ACCESS file containing access control records that provide initial security to all data in user pages.

NOACCESS

Instructs VM:Webgateway to not use an initial ACCESS file. This is the default.

Examples

• To allow users to serve data from user pages, enter this command from your VM userid:

  vmwebsrv config userpages yes

• You want to allow users to serve data from user pages, and you want to set up access control for all user pages. The INITIAL ACCESS file contains the access control rules for user pages. Enter this command from the VM:Webgateway SVM:

  config userpages yes access initial

• You want to allow users to serve data from user pages; however, you no longer want to control access to the data in user pages. Enter this command from the VM:Webgateway SVM:

  config userpages yes noaccess

• You no longer want users to serve data from user pages. Enter this command from the VM:Webgateway SVM:

  config userpages no