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Enabling Remote File Manipulation
Enabling Remote File Manipulation
When you enable remote file manipulation, clients are able to upload files,
delete files, create directories, remove directories, list the contents of a
directory, and rename files on your server. The file
obj.conf
in the directory
server_root /https- serve-id /config
contains the commands that are
activated when you enable remote file manipulation. By activating these
commands, you allow remote browsers to change your server’s documents.
You should use access control to restrict write access to these resources to
prevent unauthorized tampering.
Note
When you enable remote file manipulation, you need to disable Web
Publishing functions on your server. When you use Web Publishing, you need
to disable remote file manipulation. The two sets of functions cannot operate
simultaneously. You can use both remote file manipulation and web publishing
functions by manually setting the function to be called for each individual
remote method invocation. However, proceed with caution as mixing the
functions can affect the server’s web publishing state.
Unix: You must have the correct permissions for your files or this function will
not work; that is, the document root user must be the same as the server user.
To enable remote file manipulation, use the File Manipulation page in the
Server Manager.
Configuring Document Preferences
You use the Document Preferences page to set document preferences. This
section discusses these topics:
• Entering an Index Filename
• Selecting Directory Indexing
• Specifying a Server Home Page
• Specifying a Default MIME Type
• Parsing the Accept Language Header