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Customizing the Search Interface
442 Netscape Enterprise Server Administrator’s Guide
Variables that define defaults for all searches on a server are defined in the
system configuration file,
webpub.conf
. For example, the default installation
of Netscape Enterprise Server includes the following variables in the
webpub.conf
file:
NS-max-records = 20
NS-query-pat = /text/NS-query.pat
NS-ms-tocstart = /text/HTML-tocstart.pat
NS-ms-tocend = /text/HTML-tocend.pat
NS-default-html-title = (Untitled)
NS-HTML-descriptions-pat = /text/HTML-descriptions.pat
NS-date-time = %b-%d-%y %H:%M
Although installations may vary depending on how each server is configured,
the most commonly found variables from the
webpub.conf
file are listed in
the following table:
Table 16.8 Commonly found variables defined in webpub.conf
Variable Description
NS-default-html-title
The name given to HTML documents that do not contain a user-
defined title. Typically set to “(Untitled).”
NS-date-time
The date and time format to use when displaying results.
NS-date-input-format
The format for inputting dates (the default is MMDDYY).
NS-HTML-descriptions-pat
The pattern file to use when displaying the contents of the collections.
NS-largest-set
The maximum number of records that can be handled as matching the
search criteria. The records are displayed in groups of
NS-max-
records.
NS-max-records
The maximum size of the result set displayed at one time.
NS-ms-tocend
The pattern file to use for the footer at the bottom of the search results
page when searching multiple collections.
NS-ms-tocstart
The pattern file to use for the header at the top of the search results
page when searching multiple collections.
NS-query-pat
The query pattern file used when creating a query page.
NS-search-type
The type of search to perform. Only Boolean is permitted.