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WASD Features and Facilities

For version 12.0 release of WASD VMS Web Services.

Published November 2021

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Abstract

This document describes the more significant features and facilities available with the WASD Web Services package.

For installation and update details see WASD Web Services - Installation

For detailed configuration information see WASD Web Services - Configuration

For information on CGI, CGIplus, ISAPI, OSU, etc., scripting, see WASD Web Services - Scripting

And for a description of WASD Web document, SSI and directory listing behaviours and options, WASD Web Services - Environment

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Table of Content

1.…………………Introduction
1.1…………………Troubleshooting?
2.…………………Package Overview
2.1…………………Server Behaviour
2.2…………………VMS Versions
2.3…………………TCP/IP Packages
2.4…………………International Features
3.…………………Authentication and Authorization
3.1…………………Rule Interpretation
3.2…………………Authentication Policy
3.3…………………Permissions, Path and User
3.4…………………Authorization Configuration File
3.5…………………Authentication Sources
3.6…………………Realm, Full-Access, Read-Only
3.7…………………Virtual Servers
3.8…………………Authorization Configuration Examples
3.8.1…………………KISS
3.9…………………Authorization Cache
3.10…………………SYSUAF-Authenticated Users
3.10.1…………………ACME
3.10.2…………………Logon Type
3.10.3…………………Rights Identifiers
3.10.4…………………WASD "Hard-Wired" Identifiers
3.10.5…………………VMS Account Proxying
3.10.6…………………Nil-Access VMS Accounts
3.10.7…………………SYSUAF and SSL
3.10.8…………………SYSUAF Security Profile
3.10.9…………………SYSUAF Profile For Full Site Access
3.11…………………Token Authentication
3.12…………………Skeleton-Key Authentication
3.13…………………Controlling Server Write Access
3.14…………………Securing All Requests
3.15…………………User Password Modification
3.16…………………Cancelling Authorization
4.…………………Transport Layer Security
4.1…………………Let's Encrypt
4.2…………………TLS/SSL Functionality Sources
4.3…………………WASD SSL Quick-Start
4.4…………………OPENSSL.EXE Application
4.5…………………SSL Configuration
4.5.1…………………WASD_CONFIG_SERVICE
4.5.2…………………TLS/SSL Versions
4.5.3…………………SSL Ciphers
4.5.4…………………(Open)SSL Options
4.5.5…………………Forward Secrecy
4.5.6…………………Session Resumption
4.5.7…………………Strict Transport Security
4.5.8…………………SSL Server Certificate
4.5.9…………………SSL Private Key
4.5.10…………………SSL Virtual Services
4.5.11…………………SSL Access Control
4.5.12…………………Authorization Using X.509 Certification
4.5.13…………………X.509 Certificate Renegotiation
4.5.14…………………Features
4.5.15…………………Subject Alternative Name and Other Extensions
4.5.16…………………X509 Configuration
4.5.17…………………Certificate Authority Verification File
4.5.18…………………X.509 Authorization CGI Variables
4.6…………………Certificate Management
4.6.1…………………Server Certificate
4.6.2…………………Certificate Signing Request
4.7…………………SSL CGI Variables
4.8…………………SSL Service Evaluation
4.9…………………SSL References
5.…………………HTTP/2
5.1…………………WASD HTTP/2
5.2…………………HTTP/2 and Performance
5.3…………………HTTP/2 Configuration
5.3.1…………………Global Configuration
5.3.2…………………Service Configuration
5.3.3…………………HTTP/2 Set Rules
5.4…………………HTTP/2 Detection
5.5…………………HTTP/2 References
6.…………………WebDAV
6.1…………………HTTP Methods Supported
6.1.1…………………COPY Restrictions
6.1.2…………………DELETE Restrictions
6.1.3…………………MOVE Restrictions
6.1.4…………………If: Restrictions
6.2…………………WebDAV Configuration
6.2.1…………………WebDAV Set Rules
6.2.2…………………File Naming
6.2.3…………………File-system Access
6.2.4…………………File-system Authorisation
6.2.5…………………Concurrent Authorisation
6.2.6…………………Real-World Example
6.3…………………WebDAV Metadata
6.4…………………WebDAV Locking
6.5…………………Some Wrinkles
6.5.1…………………OS X Finder
6.5.2…………………Gnome/gvfs/Nautilus
6.5.3…………………Dreamweaver
6.6…………………Microsoft Miscellanea
6.6.1…………………Mapping
6.6.2…………………FrontPage Extensions
6.6.3…………………Avoiding Microsoft Property Clutter
6.6.4…………………OPTIONS header "MS-Author-Via: DAV"
6.6.5…………………Repairing broken XP Web Folders
6.6.6…………………Adding a port number to the webfolder-address
6.6.7…………………Adding a number-sign ("#") to the webfolder-address
6.6.8…………………Force Windows XP to use Basic Authentication
6.6.9…………………Microsoft XP Explorer BASIC Authentication
6.6.10…………………Microsoft Windows 7 BASIC Authentication
6.6.11…………………Error 0x800700DF: The file size exceeds the limit allowed and cannot be saved
6.7…………………References
7.…………………Proxy Services
7.1…………………HTTP Proxy Serving
7.1.1…………………Enabling A Proxy Service
7.1.2…………………Proxy Affinity
7.1.3…………………Proxy Bind
7.1.4…………………Proxy Chaining
7.1.5…………………Controlling Proxy Serving
7.2…………………Proxy Cache
7.3…………………CONNECT Serving
7.3.1…………………Enabling CONNECT Serving
7.3.2…………………Controlling CONNECT Serving
7.4…………………SOCKS Version 5
7.5…………………FTP Proxy Serving
7.5.1…………………FTP Query String Keywords
7.5.2…………………"login" Keyword
7.6…………………Gatewaying Using Proxy
7.6.1…………………Reverse Proxy
7.6.2…………………Proxy Rework
7.6.3…………………One-Shot Proxy
7.6.4…………………DNS Wildcard Proxy
7.6.5…………………Originating SSL
7.7…………………Tunneling Using Proxy
7.7.1…………………[ServiceProxyTunnel] CONNECT
7.7.2…………………[ServiceProxyTunnel] RAW
7.7.3…………………[ServiceProxyTunnel] FIREWALL
7.7.4…………………Encrypted Tunnel
7.7.5…………………Encrypted Tunnel With Authentication
7.7.6…………………Shared SSH Tunnel
7.7.7…………………Complex Private Tunneling
7.7.8…………………Tunnelling Source
7.8…………………Browser Proxy Configuration
7.8.1…………………Manual
7.8.2…………………Automatic
8.…………………Instances and Environments
8.1…………………Server Instances
8.1.1…………………VMS Clustering Comparison
8.1.2…………………Considerations
8.1.3…………………Configuration
8.1.4…………………Status
8.2…………………Server Environments
9.…………………Server Administration
9.1…………………Access Before Configuration
9.2…………………Access Configuration
9.3…………………Server Instances
9.4…………………HTTPd Server Reports
9.5…………………HTTPd Server Revise
9.6…………………HTTPd Server Action
9.7…………………HTTPd Command Line
9.7.1…………………Accounting
9.7.2…………………Alignment Faults
9.7.3…………………Authentication
9.7.4…………………Cache
9.7.5…………………Configuration Check
9.7.6…………………DCL/Scripting Processes
9.7.7…………………DECnet Scripting Connections
9.7.8…………………Hhelppp!
9.7.9…………………HTTP/2 Connection
9.7.10…………………Instances
9.7.11…………………Instance Status
9.7.12…………………Logging
9.7.13…………………Mapping
9.7.14…………………Network Connection
9.7.15…………………Shutdown and Restart
9.7.16…………………Secure Sockets Layer
9.7.17…………………Throttle
9.7.18…………………WebSocket
10.…………………WATCH Facility
10.1…………………Server Instances
10.2…………………Event Categories
10.3…………………Request Filtering
10.4…………………Report Format
10.5…………………Usage Suggestions
10.6…………………Command-Line Use
11.…………………Server Performance
11.1…………………Simple File Request Turn-Around
11.2…………………Scripting
12.…………………HTTPd Web Update
13.…………………Utilities and Facilities
13.1…………………Echo Facility
13.2…………………Hiss Facility
13.3…………………Stream Facility
13.4…………………Where Facility
13.5…………………Xray Facility
13.6…………………CALogs
13.7…………………CSPreport[er]
13.8…………………HTAdmin
13.9…………………HTTPd Monitor
13.10…………………MD5digest
13.11…………………QDLogStats
13.12…………………SECHAN Utility
13.13…………………StreamLF Utility
13.14…………………WAStee Utility
13.15…………………WOTSUP Utility
14.…………………Index
15.…………………Attribution and Acknowledgement

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