DIRECTORY Section
The DIRECTORY section configures the properties of a specific directory.
It includes options such as access for restricting directory access, as well as force_mime_type and default_mime_type for setting file extensions within the directory.
Configuration Items
The following is the configuration format of the DIRECTORY section.
#"directory": {
"directory_list": [
{
"name": string,
"path": {
"target": string,
#"type": [string], # "prefix"
},
#"target_http_servers": [string], # ["*"]
#"access": [string],
#"error_document": [string],
#"force_mime_type": [string],
#"default_mime_type": [string]
}
]
}
|
Refer to Setting Value Formats and Configuration for more information on symbols and details of the DIRECTORY section configuration items. |
directory_list/name (Required)
Sets the name of the DIRECTORY section.
| Item | Description |
|---|---|
Data Type |
String |
Range |
Up to 255 characters |
directory_list/path (Required)
Sets the pathname of the directory to which the settings will be applied. The path can be an absolute path or a path relative to $WEBTOB_HOME.
| Item | Description |
|---|---|
Data Type |
Object |
directory_list/path/target (Required)
Sets the pattern to match the directory pathname. If a match is found, the settings in the DIRECTORY section are applied to the request.
| Item | Description |
|---|---|
Data Type |
String |
Range |
Up to 255 characters |
directory_list/path/type
Specifies the pattern type configured in the DIRECTORY section. The method used to match directory paths varies depending on the pattern type.
| Item | Description |
|---|---|
Data Type |
String |
Range |
"prefix", "exact", "regex" |
Default Value |
"prefix" |
The following describes each configuration value.
| Value | Description |
|---|---|
prefix |
Matches when the pattern set in directory/directory_list/path/target is a prefix of the directory path. |
exact |
Matches when the pattern set in directory/directory_list/path/target is exactly identical to the directory path. |
regex |
Matches when the directory path satisfies the regular expression pattern configured in directory/directory_list/path/target. |
directory_list/target_http_servers
Specifies the server name when the directory settings will apply only to a specific server. (Example: "target_http_servers": "http1")
If the settings apply only to a specific vhost, set it to "server name.vhost name". (Example: "target_http_servers": "http1.vhost1")
| Item | Description |
|---|---|
Data Type |
Array (string) |
Range |
Up to 64 items (within 31 characters) |
Default Value |
["*"] |
directory_list/access
Sets whether to allow a request based on its method, required headers, and the IP address it was sent from. The setting value must match the specified name set in access/access_list/name.
| Item | Description |
|---|---|
Data Type |
String |
Range |
Up to 255 characters |
directory_list/error_document
Sets the name defined in the ERRORDOCUMENT section to replace the HTTP error page. This setting takes precedence over the error_document setting in the SERVER section.
| Item | Description |
|---|---|
Data Type |
Array (string) |
Range |
Up to 64 items (within 255 characters) |
directory_list/force_mime_type
All resources within the specified directory are processed using the MIME-Type configured in force_mime_type.
| Item | Description |
|---|---|
Data Type |
String |
Range |
Up to 127 characters |
directory_list/default_mime_type
Specifies the default Content-Type for documents whose MIME-Type cannot be determined. This setting takes precedence over the default_mime_type setting in the SERVER section.
| Item | Description |
|---|---|
Data Type |
String |
Range |
Up to 127 characters |
|
Since the ext setting has a higher priority than the mime_type setting, ext must be removed to apply the mime_type settings. |
Example
The following is an example of configuring the DIRECTORY section:
{
"directory": {
"directory_list": [
{
"name": "directory1",
"path": {
"type": "prefix",
"target": "http/"
},
"access": "access1",
"error_document": ["errorDoc1"],
"force_mime_type": "text/html",
"default_mime_type": "text/html"
}
]
}
}