# Monkey HTTP Daemon - Configuration
# ==================================
# Here the variable principals of the program are defined in respect
# to the configuration of the different types of directives.

# Server_root :
# -------------
# This variable corresponds to the location of the main server directory
# of the web pages, where the files of your site are located.
#
# Example:
#      Server_root /home/krypton/htdocs
#

Server_root /root/monkey/public_html

# Port : 
# ------
# Port is the number of the door in which Monkey will be listened through
# connections and petitions. This number can have any value between 1 and
# 65535. Whatever specified number less than or equal to 1024, only will
# be able to be established as a connection door if the user posesses 
# privledges of Root.

Port 80

# ServerName :
# ------------
# Allow you to set a host and domain name (e.g monkey.linuxchile.cl). If      
# you are working in a local network just set your IP address or if you
# are working like localhost set your loopback address (127.0.0.1).

ServerName 127.0.0.1

# Timeout :
# ---------
# The largest span of time expressed in seconds during which you should
# wait to receive the information or waiting time for the remote host to
# accept an answer. (Timeout > 0)

Timeout 15

# MaxClients :
# ------------
# Limit on the number of clients who can simultaneously connect. 

MaxClients 20 

# PidFile:
# --------
# File where the server guards the process number when starting.

PidFile /root/monkey/logs/monkey.pid

# AccessLog:
# ----------
# Registration file of correct request.

# AccessLog /var/log/monkey/access.log

AccessLog /root/monkey/logs/access.log

# ErrorLog:
# ---------
# Registration file of incorrect request.
# ErrorLog /var/log/monkey/error.log

ErrorLog /root/monkey/logs/error.log

# UserDir:
# --------
# Directory name for users home (/~user).

UserDir public_html

# Indexfile :
# -----------
# Number of the inicial file of aperture when calling a directory.
 
Indexfile index.html index.htm

# Server_ScriptAlias :
# --------------------   
# If you which to have CGI support (Common Gateway Interface), you should
# define the directory where the executive scripts will be found,for that,
# you should define an alias directory towards the original of the
# following form:
# 
#       Server_ScriptAlias /name_of_alias/ original_path
#

# Server_ScriptAlias /cgi-bin/ /home/services/httpd/cgi-bin

# GetDir :
# --------
# In case a starting file cannot be found for the required route through
# the browser, it's possible to send the information from the directory 
# with it's respective contents (values on/off).

GetDir on

# HideVersion :
# ------------- 
# For security reasons, sometimes people want to hide the version of his 
# own webserver to clients (values on/off).

HideVersion off


# Resume:
# -------
# Allow to retrieve chunks of file (values on/off).

Resume on

# User :
# ------
# If you want the webserver to run as a process of a defined user, you can
# define it in this variable, so that the change of the user can done,
# it's necessary to execute Monkey with root priviledges. In case it's
# started by a user that doesn't have root priviledges, this variable will
# be omitted.

User nobody

# AddScript
# ------------
# If you which to process some file through an interpreter like PHP, you
# can specify it with the following format:
#
#    AddScript mime_type source_path_binary extension
#
#  Example for PHP4.x:
#  --------------------
#   AddScript application/x-httpd-php /home/my_home/php/bin/php php
#
#   The above example defines that whatever file, it's extension being
#   "php", should be processed through by "/home/my_home/php/bin/php"
#

#AddScript application/x-httpd-php /home/my_home/php/bin/php php
#AddScript application/x-httpd-php /home/my_home/php/bin/php php3

# VIRTUAL HOST :
# --------------
# Virtualhost allow you to serve different files in different directories
# all this directioned through the host address, which is sent through the
# browser.
#
# Example:
#        
# If you want to define for example www.example.org, when the request
# arrives to the machine (supposedly already accepted through DNS server), 
# you should add the following entries:
# 
#   <Virtualhost>
#       VirtualServerName www.example.org
#       VirtualDocumentRoot /home/web/example/htdocs
#       VirtualScriptAlias /cgi-bin/ /home/web/example/cgi-bin
#       VirtualForceGetDir off
#   </Virtualhost>
# 
# If you don't have a DNS Server installed, you can add your
# virtual addresses in /etc/host and play with the loopback interface. =)
#

# -----------------
#  ADVANCED CONFIG
# -----------------
# Just change the next variables if you know what are you doing.

# KeepAlive :
# -----------
# Allow persistent connections. (on/off)

KeepAlive on

# MaxKeepAliveRequest
# -------------------
# Maximun number of request per connection. (value > 0)

MaxKeepAliveRequest 20

# KeepAliveTimeout
# ----------------
# Number of seconds to wait for the next request in a persistent
# connection (value > 0).

KeepAliveTimeout 15 

# Include
# -------
# Allow you have your configure file in separate files.
#
# Example:
#	Include virtualhost.conf

# Header_file and Footer_file
# ---------------------------
#
# This variables allow you show information of configured files when 
# full directories are shown
#
Header_file .header
Footer_file .footer
#
#
#  This files could exist in directories to show.

# Max_IP
# ------
#
# Allow define the maximum of client connections 
# from same IP address to server (value = 0 disable this feature).

Max_IP 5

# SymLink
# -------
# Allow request to symbolic link files.
#

SymLink Off

