Appendix

Appendix A: The HTTPD Config File
Appendix B: The MIME Types Config File
Appendix C: Useful WWW Hyperlinks
Appendix D: Terms and Definitions

Appendix A: The HTTPD Config File

# GLACI-HTTPD 3.0 configuration file
# Created automatically on Sun Mar 17 01:57:21 1996

ServerPort 80
ServerName no.name.assigned
DocumentRoot SYS:\ETC\HTDOCS
IconDir SYS:\ETC\ICONS
CGIDir SYS:\ETC\CGI-BIN
TempDir SYS:\TEMP
WelcomePage welcome.htm
HomeDir SYS:\
ImageMapDir SYS:\ETC\IMAGEMAP
HtmlEqualsHtm YES
ListDirs YES
LogFile SYS:\ETC\ERROR.LOG
AccessLog SYS:\ETC\HTTPD.LOG
LogToScreen YES
Use311CGI YES
AdminPassword ho_]4CKR[^2^8NN__O72oK6NI@0gm3LeRLTYOPS1CSC1^3N

# IP ACCESS LIST

Appendix B: The MIME Types Configuration File

application/octet-stream       bin             
application/oda                oda
application/pdf                pdf
application/postscript         ai eps ps       
application/rtf                rtf             
application/x-mif              mif
application/x-csh              csh             
application/x-dvi              dvi             
application/x-hdf              hdf             
application/x-netcdf           nc cdf          
application/x-sh               sh              
application/x-tcl              tcl             
application/x-tex              tex             
application/x-troff            t tr       
application/x-troff-man        man             
application/x-troff-me         me              
application/x-troff-ms         ms              
application/x-wais-source      src             
application/zip                zip             
audio/basic                    au snd          
audio/x-aiff                   aif
audio/x-wav                    wav             
image/gif                      gif             
image/ief                      ief             
image/jpeg                     jpg jpe
image/tiff                     tif        
image/x-cmu-raster             ras
image/x-portable-anymap        pnm             
image/x-portable-bitmap        pbm             
image/x-portable-graymap       pgm             
image/x-portable-pixmap        ppm             
image/x-rgb                    rgb
image/x-xbitmap                xbm             
image/x-xpixmap                xpm             
image/x-xwindowdump            xwd             
text/html                      htm
text/plain                     txt
text/richtext                  rtx             
text/tab-separated-values      tsv             
text/x-setext                  etx             
video/mpeg                     mpg mpe    
video/quicktime                qt mov          
video/x-msvideo                avi

Appendix C: Useful WWW HyperLinks

Title: The Great Lakes Commercial Internet
URL: http://www.glaci.com/Welcome.html
Description: This is GLACI's very own home page, with information about other GLACI project as well as links to home pages of business partners and customers.
Title: GLACI-HTTPD Home Page
URL: http://www.glaci.com/info/glaci-httpd.html
Description: The home page for the GLACI-HTTPD web server software product. Check here for current version information, patch updates, and on-line help.
Title: NCSA Mosaic Home Page
URL: http://www.ncsa.uiuc.edu/SDG/Software/Mosaic/NCSAMosaicHome.html
Description: The home page for NCSA Mosaic, the Internet's most popular web browser. This pages has links to many other useful documents, dealing with all three platform versions of Mosaic (UNIX, MS-Windows, and Macintosh).
Title: The World Wide Web Initiative
URL: http://www10.w3.org/hypertext/WWW/TheProject.html
Description: The main page for the World Wide Web Initiative. This page is located on a server at CERN, the European lab for particle physics research located in Geneva, Switzerland. It has links to many documents related to the World Wide Web, including protocol specifications, tutorials, and information on available software tools.
Title: Yahoo - a guide to WWW
URL: http://www.yahoo.com/
Description: Yahoo is a hierarchical database of interesting and useful World Wide Web hyperlinks. It was created by David Filo and Jerry Yang at Stanford University, and is constantly growing. It can be added to dynamically by anyone who connects to it with a web browser, and has thus grown into a very popular and highly useful starting point when searching for specific information on the Web.
Title: NCSA Starting Points for Internet Exploration
URL: http://www.ncsa.uiuc.edu/SDG/Software/Mosaic/StartingPoints/NetworkStartingPoints.html
Description: A collection of URLs pointing to many different information sources on the World Wide Web. It is maintained by NCSA and organizes links by subject and access method.

Appendix D: Terms and Definitions

Hyper Text Markup Language (HTML): A markup language consisting of special tags and codes for formatting multi-media hypertext documents. It is used primarily for documents on the World Wide Web.
Hyper Text Transmission Protocol (HTTP): A networking protocol designed to transfer multimedia hypertext documents between a Web server and a Web client program.
Hyperlink: A special tag within an HTML document that references another HTML document. The referenced document can be on the same server or a totally different server than the original document.
Internet: The world spanning collection of interconnected computers and networks all communicating with the TCP/IP protocol suit.
Multimedia: A computer based method of presenting information. It can include formatted text, graphics, sound, and even digitized animation.
Protocol: A set of rules and definitions which allows two computers to communicate over a network.
Simple Mail Transport Protocol (SMTP): The standardized network protocol used for sending electronic mail across the Internet.
Uniform Resource Locator (URL): A standardized method of indicating the location and retrieval method of information on the Internet. The URL is divided into several parts, consisting of the protocol used, the DNS name of the server containing the information, the directory and file name on that server, and optional parameters to be passed to the remote server.
World Wide Web (WWW): The Internet's world spanning collection of HTTP servers. It is called a web because the interconnected way in which the many servers reference each other with hyperlinks.
WYSIWYG: An acronym for What You See Is What You Get. It is used to describe software, usually word processors, that display information in the same format while being edited as when it is finally output.