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userguide:vsite:vsiteweb [2014/07/23 10:18] – created Chris Gebhardtuserguide:vsite:vsiteweb [2026/08/04 06:46] (current) – Michael Stauber
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-WEB+====Web Settings==== 
 +[[userguide:start|BlueOnyx]] > [[userguide:sitemanagement|Site Management]] > Services > Web
 Click here to configure web options such as scripting languages. Click here to configure web options such as scripting languages.
  
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     * **Username**: Username of the MySQL user. Has rights and permissions only for the database specified below.     * **Username**: Username of the MySQL user. Has rights and permissions only for the database specified below.
     * **Password**: MySQL password for the MySQL user in question.     * **Password**: MySQL password for the MySQL user in question.
-    * **Database Name**:  Name of the MySQL database for this site. +    * **Database Name**: Name of the MySQL database for this site. 
-    * **Database Host**: Host on which the MySQL database is running. Typically this is 'localhost'. +    * **Database Host**: Host on which the MySQL database is running. Typically this is 'localhost'. 
-    * **Port**: Port on which the MySQL server is listening. Typically this is '3306'.+    * **Port**: Port on which the MySQL server is listening. Typically this is '3306'.
   * **Enable JSP and Servlets**: Enable to allow the use of JavaServer Pages (JSP) and Servlets.    * **Enable JSP and Servlets**: Enable to allow the use of JavaServer Pages (JSP) and Servlets. 
   * **Enable Common Gateway Interface**: Enable the user of CGI applications.   * **Enable Common Gateway Interface**: Enable the user of CGI applications.
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   * **Bandwidth Limits**: Limit the maximum data transfer rate from sites.    * **Bandwidth Limits**: Limit the maximum data transfer rate from sites. 
   * **Enable user owned webs**   * **Enable user owned webs**
-  * **Web Alias Redirects**: If a site has multiple Web Server Aliases, then two kinds of behaviours are possible: (a) An URL request to a Web Server Alias URL will redirect to the main sites URL. This is the default. (b) An URL request to a Web Server Alias will not redirect to the main sites URL. Instead the alias will look like an independent site on its own. Please note that this behaviour can be troublesome with web statistics and/or certain CMS systems.  +  * **Web Alias Redirects**: If a site has multiple Web Server Aliases, then two kinds of behaviours are possible: (a) An URL request to a Web Server Alias URL will redirect to the main sites URL. This is the default. (b) An URL request to a Web Server Alias will not redirect to the main sites URL. Instead the alias will look like an independent site on its own. Please note that this behaviour can be troublesome with web statistics and/or certain CMS systems. This applies to all aliases, including wildcard aliases (e.g. *.example.com).  
-  * **Web Server Aliases**: Enter additional host or domain names for which this virtual site should accept web requests. Separate multiple entries with commas or spaces. Example: www2.example.com, www.example.com. Note that DNS must be configured to resolve alias addresses in addition to the site name.  +  * **Web Server Aliases**: Enter additional host or domain names for which this virtual site should accept web requests. Separate multiple entries with commas or spaces. Example: www2.example.com, www.example.com. Note that DNS must be configured to resolve alias addresses in addition to the site name. You can also use wildcard aliases (e.g. *.example.com) to match any subdomain.