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nice (UNIX only) Accepts an increment that

determines the CGI program's priority

relative to the server. Typically, the server is

run with a nice value of 0 and the nice

increment would be between 0 (the CGI

programrunsatsame priorityasserver)and

19 (the CGI program runs at much lower

priority than server).

send-file Sends a local file to the client. This directive

is invoked if the method of the request is

GET, HEAD,orPOST,andthetypedoesnot

start with magnus-internal/.

nocache Thevalue

is ignored

(optional) prevents the server from caching

responses to static file requests. For

example, you can specify that files in a

particular directory are not to be cached,

whichis usefulfordirectorieswherethe files

change frequently.

send-range Sends a range of bytes of a file to the client.

send-shellcgi (Windows NT/Windows 2000 only) Sets up

environment variables, launches a shell CGI

program, and sends the response to the

client.

send-wincgi (Windows NT/Windows 2000 only) Sets up

environment variables,launches a WinCGI

program, and sends the response to the

client.

service-dump Creates a performance report based on

collectedperformancebucketdata(see“The

bucket Parameter,” on page74). The

mime.types filemustcontainthefollowing

line: type=perf exts=perf.Toreadthe

report, point the browser here:

http://server_id:port/.perf.

type perf Specifies the MIME type of the report.

Table 2-19 obj.conf Service functions

Function/Parameter Allowed

Values

Default

Value

Description

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