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Java Servlets
Extensions that enable all Java servlet metafunctions, including instantiation,
initialization, destruction, access from other components, and configuration
management. Java servlets are reusable Java applications that run on a web
server rather than in a web browser.
last-modified
header
The last modification time of the document file, returned in the HTTP response
from the server.
magnus.conf
The main Enterprise Server configuration file. This file contains global server
configuration information (such as, port, security, and so on). This file sets the
values for variables that configure the server during initialization. Enterprise
Sever reads this file and executes the variable settings on startup. The server
does not read this file again until it is restarted, so you must restart the server
every time you make changes to this file.
MD5
A message digest algorithm by RSA Data Security. MD5 can be used to produce
a short digest of data that is unique with high probability. It is mathematically
extremely hard to produce a piece of data that produces the same message
digest email.
MD5 signature
A message digest produced by the MD5 algorithm.
MIB
Management Information Base.
MIME
Multi-Purpose Internet Mail Extensions. An emerging standard for multimedia
email and messaging.
mime.types
The MIME (Multi-purpose Internet Mail Extension) type configuration file. This
file maps file extensions to MIME types, to enable the server to determine the
type of content being requested. For example, requests for resources with
.
html
extensions indicate that the client is requesting an HTML file, while
requests for resources with
.gif
extensions indicate that the client is
requesting an image file in GIF format.
MTA
Message Transfer Agent. You must define your server’s MTA Host to use agent
services on your server.
Netscape Console
A Java application that provides server administrators with a graphical interface
for managing all Netscape servers from one central location anywhere within
your enterprise network. From any installed instance of Netscape Console, you
can see and access all the Netscape servers on your enterprise’s network to
which you have been granted access rights.