ns-httpd(1M)

nss_fasttrack, ns-httpd - Netscape FastTrack Server 3.03

As shipped in IRIX 6.5.7. Last changed in IRIX 6.5.5.

NAME
     nss_fasttrack, ns-httpd - Netscape FastTrack Server 3.03

SYNOPSIS
     ns-httpd -d config-directory

DESCRIPTION
     The config-directory argument tells the server the location of the server
     configuration files.  The ns-httpd command should never be invoked from
     the shell.

     Once the servers have been installed they will attempt to autoconfigure
     themselves upon startup.  The installation process pre-configures the
     server on your system with the user "admin" as the administration user
     and "admin" as the administration password.  The administration port is
     port 8182.

     To administer the Netscape FastTrack Server 3.03, issue the following
     command:

     netscape http://localhost:8182/
     then follow the instructions in the nss_fasttrack release notes and the
     Netscape FastTrack Administrator's Guide to alter the default
     configuration of the server.

     To start the servers you can either use the Netscape Administrator server
     to do this or you can start the servers by hand.

     To start the Netscape Administration Server associated with this release
     of the FastTrack Server, invoke the following command

     /var/netscape/fasttrack/start-admin

     To stop the Netscape Administration Server associated with this release
     of the FastTrack Server, invoke the following command

     /var/netscape/fasttrack/stop-admin

     To start the Netscape FastTrack Server invoke the following command

     /etc/init.d/nss_fasttrack start

     To shutdown the Netscape FastTrack Server invoke the following command

     /etc/init.d/nss_fasttrack stop

     The Netscape FastTrack Server can be automatically restarted on reboot if
     it is chkconfig'ed on.

     There is a Web Server Tuning Guide available in this version of the
     Netscape FastTrack Server. You can find this tuning guide at
     /var/www/htdocs/SGI_tuning/guide.html

     There is also a WebJumper(1) associated with this file in your
     IconCatalog.


SEE ALSO
     netscape(1), webjumper(1)

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