NAME¶
prayer.cf —
main Prayer configuration
file
DESCRIPTION¶
prayer.cf is the configuration file of
prayer(8) and
prayer-session(8).
SYNTAX¶
For the most part, prayer.cf consists of
option
= value pairs, but some
configuration items are more complex. All values may be enclosed in double
quotes, which are stripped. Quotes must be used if a value contains a
‘
#’ character. Otherwise, everything
following it is treated as a comment. Any line can be folded using a
‘
\’ character at the end of the line; any
linear white space at the beginning of the next line is removed.
Simple options can be of the following types:
- string
- No particular restrictions.
- path
- A file or directory name. The configuration parser expands
occurences of a few macros in settings of this type. See
prefix and
var_prefix below.
- boolean
- The following forms are interpreted as
true: ‘
true’,
‘t’, and
‘1’. The following forms are
interpreted as false:
‘false’,
‘nil’,
‘0’. Capitalisation does not
matter.
- number
- An integer number (sequence of digits 0-9), optionally
immediately followed by a single letter
‘
K’, causing the number to be
multiplied by 1024, or ‘M’ multiplying
it by 1024 · 1024.
- time
- An integer number (sequence of digits 0-9) of seconds,
optionally immediately followed by a single case-insignificant letter
‘
s’, which has no effect,
‘m’, causing the number to be
multiplied by 60, ‘h’, multiplying it
by 60 · 60, or ‘d’, for a
multiple of 24 · 60 · 60.
- perm
- A file permission mode; an octal number of exactly four
digits, where the first digit must be 0.
OPTIONS¶
- prefix
(string), var_prefix
(string)
- The values of these options can be referred to as
$prefix (or ${prefix}),
and $var_prefix (or
${var_prefix}), respectively, in settings of type
path in the rest of the file.
Default: none. Need to be set only if
referenced later.
- prayer_user
(string), prayer_uid
(number)
- User name or ID to setuid(2) to if
started as root. Either, but not both, must be set and must not specify
uid 0. Default: none.
- prayer_group
(string), prayer_gid
(number)
- Group name or ID to setgid(2) to if we
start off as root. In addition, prayer calls
initgroups(3) if prayer_user is set.
Default: none.
- prayer_background
(boolean)
- Run prayer as background process. If true, prayer will
return as soon as valid configuration is found. Default:
true
- file_perms
(perm)
- Create mode for new files. Default:
0640 if
prayer_uid or
prayer_user is set, otherwise
0644.
- directory_perms
(perm)
- Create mode for new directories. Default:
0750 if
prayer_uid or
prayer_user is set, otherwise
0755.
- check_directory_perms
(boolean)
- Check existing directories under
${var_prefix}?
Mail server settings¶
- imapd_server
(string)
- Specifies the default IMAP server(s) using libc-client
syntax:
Ar host Oo:ArportOcOp/ArflagOo/ArflagOcAr...
Multiple server specifications can be listed, separated by commas. Common
flags are:
/ssl- Use SSL-on-connect (on port 993 by default).
/tls- Force use of TLS (using STARTTLS on the normal IMAP
port) to encrypt the session. Recommended if the server is remote,
since otherwise a downgrade attack is possible.
/notls- Don't issue STARTTLS even if the server supports it.
Recommended if the server is
localhost.
/novalidate-cert- Don't check the integrity of the server
certificate.
For the full list of flags, see naming.txt.gz in the current libc-client
package.
- imapd_user_map
(path)
- CDB lookup map overriding default imapd_server location.
For information on CDB, see
- prefs_folder_name
(string)
- Name of Prayer user preferences folder on IMAP server.
- use_namespace
(boolean)
- Use IMAP NAMESPACE command to find
personal_hierarchy and
hiersep. Default:
true.
- personal_hierarchy
(string)
- If not supplied by NAMESPACE. Default:
"".
- hiersep
(string)
- If not supplied by NAMESPACE. Default:
"/".
- dualuse
(boolean)
- Hint to Prayer that new mailboxes are dual use (i.e. can
contain both mail and inferior mailboxes). Things will mostly work if
dualuse set to
false on a server
which supports it, but people will be unable to create children of
newly created mailboxes without refreshing the view.
Default: false.
- sieved_server
(string)
- Talk to Cyrus timsieved using MANAGESIEVE protocol. Syntax
is similar to imapd_server, except the only recognised
flag is
/ssl.
- sieved_user_map
(path)
- Can be used to provide individualised imapd_server settings
in the form of a CDB file.
- sieved_timeout
(time)
- Default timsieved timeout is 10 minutes
Mail domain configuration¶
- local_domain
- Define a valid local domain, and optionally the valid local
parts in that domain. This is a special directive that can appear multiple
times and does not use an equals sign:
local_domain domain [map]
Without map,
local_domain simply defines a domain which will appear
on the list visible to user preferences. With map,
it also defines a list a CDB map file which defines valid entries in that
domain; used for personal name expansion and checking for valid addresses:
The keys are the valid local parts and the values are the corresponding
full names of the users.
Default: A single entry which corresponds
to default_domain.
- return_path_domain
(string)
- Domain used in the return address given to
sendmail(8). Default:
the default domain.
- filter_domain_pattern
(string)
- A filter pattern which is equivalent to, or at least
approximates the list of local domains. Default:
the default domain.
- hostname
(string)
- Hostname is the canonical name for this particular system,
used in session and icon URLs which are generated by Prayer. This is
derived automatically using gethostname(2)
and gethostbyname(3) if no value
is provided. However, there are situations, especially involving SSL
certificates, where the default hostname may not be appropriate. The
special value ‘
__UNDEFINED__’ here
means the startup script or command line must provide a hostname using a
--config-option override or via the environment variable
PRAYER_HOSTNAME. This is just a safeguard for
systems which use DNS round robining to distribute load across a number of
machines.
- hostname_service
(string)
- Host name common for all Prayer installations part of the
same webmail service. (Only) useful for large installations using DNS
round robin for load balancing (example: webmail.hermes.cam.ac.uk is an
alias for webmail[123].hermes.cam.ac.uk). This setting is used for two
things: The user is redirected to this hostname after logging out, and
HTTP requests are sanity checked against it in addition to the canonical
hostname.
Default: none
- fix_from_address
(boolean)
- suppresses the From address option from the Preferences and
Roles screens. Default:
false.
- lookup_rpasswd
(path)
- Path to a CDB file that maps arbitrary search keys to
colon- or comma-separated lists of user names. Note:
Keys must be lowercase; Prayer
converts search strings to lowercase in order to provide case-insensitive
lookup.
- lookup_rusername
(path)
- Path to a second CDB file that maps arbitrary search keys
to colon- or comma-separated lists of user names.
If the user enters a valid and existing username according to
getpwnam(3), Prayer does not search these first two CDB
files, but skips directly to the second stage of looking up user
information.
- lookup_username
(path)
- Path to a CDB file that maps usernames to records
consisting of the user's “registered name” and his/her
affiliation (department), separated by a vertical bar
(‘
|’). Additionally, if a second
vertical bar follows, the account is regarded as cancelled.
When presenting the search results, the usernames found are combined with
the default_domain to form email addresses. It is not
possible at this time to let users search for addresses in more than one
domain using this facility.
- lookup_fullname
(path)
- Path to a CDB file that maps usernames to “display
names”, possibly provided by the users themselves in some way. The
display name of a user is used together with the email address in
recipient fields
Note that all four lookup options must be set to valid CDB files for the
local lookup to work, but more than one option may conceivably point to
the same file.
- ldap_server
(string)
- Name or address of LDAP server.
- ldap_base_dn
(string)
- Base DN to search. After binding anonymously, Prayer
performs a one-level-scope search for entries with
surname or
mail attributes containing the
search string. The following attributes are fetched and presented:
uiddisplayNamecn
(“registered name”)ou
(“affiliation”)mailtelephoneNumber
- ldap_timeout
(time)
- Search timeout. Default:
30s.
HTTP and other frontend
settings¶
- use_http_port,
use_https_port
- Define a single HTTP[S] port to bind to. You can define an
arbitary list of ports of both kinds by using a series of separate
use_http_port and
use_https_port directives, with one port on each line.
Syntax:
use_http_port [interface:]port
use_https_port [interface:]port
interface can be an IP (v4 or v6) address or a
hostname. If provided, it is passed to getaddrinfo(3)
for resolution, and the first resulting address is used to bind to.
Otherwise, prayer(8) binds to
port on all interfaces.
- ssl_default_port
(number)
- Prayer will put a warning on the login page for HTTP
connections if both HTTP and HTTPS sessions are available. This will
provide a link to the SSL version of the service, defaulting to port 443
or failing that the first defined HTTPS port. ssl_default_port overrides
the built in logic.
Should be rarely required now that Prayer automatically derives an
appropriate port if none is provided here.
- ssl_cert_file
(path)
- Locatation of SSL certificate file (only used if SSL ports
defined). Required if we are going to provide SSL services.
- ssl_privatekey_file
(path)
- Location of SSL private key file (only used if SSL ports
defined). Required if we are going to provide SSL services.
- ssl_rsakey_lifespan
(time)
- Master server will regenerate shared RSA key at this
interval. Default:
15m.
- ssl_rsakey_freshen
(time)
- RSA key remains fresh in child process for this long after
first actual use. Default:
15m.
- ssl_session_timeout
(time)
- SSL session cache TTL. Default:
0 (SSL session cache not
used). prayer-ssl-prune(8) should be run
periodically to purge any stale session data from the DBD database.
- egd_socket
(path)
- Path to entropy gathering daemon socket. If provided, it
will be used in place of or in addition to
/dev/urandom
- contact_email
(string)
- System administrator email address. This
setting is currently not used. If you want to display support
information to your users, customise the templates.
- fatal_dump_core
(boolean)
- Dump core on fatal() error.
Default: false.
- log_debug
(boolean)
- Enable somewhat more verbose logging, mainly in relation to
SSL. Default: false.
- fix_client_ipaddr
(boolean)
- Client must connect from consistent IP addresses. May be
useful as a security measure in LAN environments. Painful for dialup users
whose connections may drop out. Default:
false.
- gzip_allow_nets
(string), gzip_deny_nets
(string)
- prayer-session(8) gzip-compresses pages
sent to clients if:
- gzip compression enabled
at compile time,
- use_gzip
is set in user preferences,
- User agent is known to
support Content-Encoding: gzip,
- User agent asks for
Content-Encoding: gzip or x-gzip,
- IP address of client
appears in gzip_allow_nets or
IP address of client does
not appear in
gzip_deny_nets.
The format of these options is a sequence of
ipaddr[/masklen]
items, separated by colons and
whitespace (to allow for IPv6 addresses to be parsed
easily). If masklen is
omitted, the item is interpreted as a full host address.
- log_name_nets
(string)
- A network list in the same format as
gzip_allow_nets above. To avoid delay when a user logs
in, prayer-session(8) only performs a reverse lookup of
the remote address if matches this list. Default:
empty; no reverse lookup are performed.
- limit_vm
(number)
- Virtual memory limit imposed on each process to stop
runaway process killing system. See setrlimit(2).
Default: no limit.
- http_max_method_size
(number)
- Prayer should in theory be able to cope with input of
arbitrary size. In practice however, the incoming request has to be stored
somewhere and without limits an attacker may exhaust available memory,
causing a denial of service attack.
This sets the maximum size of the initial line of an HTTP request.
Default: no limit.
- http_max_hdr_size
(number)
- Maximum for headers associated with this request.
- http_max_body_size
(number)
- Maximum for HTTP payload. This is the most significant one
in normal use.
- draft_att_single_max
(number)
- Maximum size of a single attachment when composing a mail.
Default:
0
(unlimited).
- draft_att_total_max
(number)
- Maximum size of all attachments. Default:
0 (unlimited).
- http_min_servers
(number)
- Minimum number of preforked prayer(8)
HTTP servers. The master process forks new slave processes whenever the
number of idle slaves falls below this number, unless the total number of
slaves would exceed http_max_servers.
Default:
4.
- http_max_servers
(number)
- Maximum number of preforked prayer(8)
HTTP servers (active and idle). The master process does not, however,
enforce any maximum number of idle
slave processes; they have to terminate voluntarily by
timing out or serving the maximum number of connections.
Default:
64.
- http_max_connections
(number)
- Maximum number of connections that each frontend server
will process. Default:
0
(no limit).
- http_timeout_idle
(time)
- Timeout for (dirty) spare server waiting for another HTTP
connection. Default:
30s.
- http_timeout_icons
(time)
- Timeout for HTTP connection that last served static
content. Default:
10s.
- http_timeout_session
(time)
- Timeout for HTTP connection that last served a session URL
or has not served anything yet. Default:
60s.
- http_cookie_use_port
(boolean)
- Present HTTP cookies to browser as
“
username:port=value” rather than
“username=value”. Allows simultaneous
login sessions from a single client browser. However can leave a trail of
cookies behind. Probably don't want this in the long term, it's here for
experimentation purposes only at the moment.
- icon_expire_timeout
(time)
- The amount of time in the future to set the HTTP
Expires: field for static
content. Default: 7d. (In
contrast sessions URLs expire immediately: Browsers really shouldn't be
trying to cache this stuff, especially when it is coming in over
HTTPS).
Session specific
configuration¶
- session_idle_time
(time)
- Session switches to idle mode after this much time:
connections to IMAP and accountd servers are shut down.
Default:
0
(idle mode disabled).
- session_timeout
(time)
- Session terminates after this much idle time.
‘
0’ means session never times out.
Default: 4h.
- session_timeout_compose
(time)
- Session terminates after this much idle time instead when
the last command was ‘
compose’
or ‘sieve’. It
should probably not be set lower than session_timeout.
Default: 0
(always use the same timeout).
- stream_ping_interval
(time)
- Ping INBOX, Other, and Draft streams at this interval.
Default:
5m.
- stream_checkpoint
(boolean)
- Use
CHECKPOINT instead of
PING to “ping”
streams. Default:
true.
- stream_misc_timeout
(time)
- Shut down Postponed, Preferences and Transfer streams
entirely after this much idle time, but only if idle mode doesn't beat us
to it. Default:
0
(disabled).
- log_ping_interval
(time)
- stat(2) log files at this interval to see
if target file has been renamed or removed.
‘
0s’ means stat() log file every time
something is logged. Default:
5m.
- db_ping_interval
(time)
- Interval at which to re-read CDB files containing the local
domain. Default:
30m.
- recips_max_msg
(number)
- Maximum number of recipients per message.
Default:
0 (unlimited).
- recips_max_session
(number)
- Maximum number of recipients per session. Automatically
creates file in sending_block_dir if limit reached and
that is defined. Default:
0
(unlimited).
- sending_allow_dir
(path)
- Create empty file named user in this directory to disable
recips_max_session for that user.
- sending_block_dir
(path)
- Create empty file named user in this directory to disable
outgoing email for that user (automatic defense against phishing
attacks).
Display specific
configuration¶
- login_banner
(string)
- Used in the
<title> and
heading of the login page Default:
"Webmail Service Login".
- login_service_name
(string)
- Used in the
<title>
and elsewhere to refer to the webmail system
after the user has logged in.
Default:
"Prayer".
- login_template
(string)
- Template to use on the login screen.
- login_insert1_path
(path)
- Optional file to include in login page template (as
$login_insert1).
- login_insert2_path
(path)
- Optional file to include in login page template (as
$login_insert2).
- motd_path
(path)
- File to use as the part of the login page immediately
following the login form.
- ssl_encouraged
(boolean)
- If the user connects over unencrypted HTTP, do not show the
login form on the start (/) page. A
link to /login, where the form
is still displayed, is still provided. Default:
false. Ignored if
ssl_redirect or
ssl_required is
true.
- ssl_redirect
(boolean)
- If the user connects over unencrypted HTTP, return a
‘
302’ redirect to the default SSL
port. Only the start (/) page is
redirected and it may be possible to switch between http and https
after loggin in, subject to cookie rules.
Default: false.
- ssl_required
(boolean)
- Return a ‘
403
Forbidden’ error if the user tries to access anything over
unencrypted HTTP. ssl_redirect still
has effect, however.
- list_addr_maxlen
(number)
- The maximum number of characters to show from addresses on
the mailbox list screen. Default:
30.
- list_subject_maxlen
(number)
- The maximum number of characters to show from the subject
on the mailbox list screen. Default:
30.
- change_max_folders
(number)
- The maximum number of folders allowed in the quick folder
change dropdown list. If there would be too many folders, the quick list
is disabled altogether. Only folders that are expanded in the folder view
are included.
Default:
20.
- template_path
(path)
- Path to uncompiled template sets (directories).
Default:
"../templates"
(relative to tmp_dir).
- template_set
(string)
- Template set to use. Default:
"xhtml_strict".
- template_use_compiled
(boolean)
- Use the compiled-in templates, ignoring
template_path. Default:
true.
- theme
- Define themes and their colors.
Semi-deprecated; Colours set with this
directive are only used by the
xhtml_transitional template set.
The xhtml_strict template
set, as well as the login screen, use CSS instead. It is still
necessary to tell Prayer which themes are available, however.
Syntax:
theme name description description
theme name element colour
theme name element colour
...
description is the label shown in the
theme dropdown lists on the General Preferences page.
element is one of
fgcolor, fgcolor_link,
bgcolor, bgcolor_banner,
bgcolor_row1,
bgcolor_row2,
bgcolor_status,
bgcolor_status_none,
fgcolor_quote1,
fgcolor_quote2,
fgcolor_quote3, and
fgcolor_quote4. The first three are not used by
any standard template set, but are available. Please study the templates
to understand how the rest are used.
colour is any valid HTML
%Color value. Remember that
strings containing hash marks need to be quoted.
- theme_default_main
(string)
- The name
of the default theme.
- theme_default_main
(string)
- The name
of the default theme in help mode.
- use_ispell_language
- Ispell languages that we want to support, with some
descriptive text for the preferences screen. Syntax:
use_ispell_language wordlist description
Example:
use_ispell_language british “British English”
Paths etc.¶
- aspell_path
(path)
- Location of Aspell Binary (takes precedence over
ispell_path).
- bin_dir
(path)
- Location of Prayer binaries (prayer(8)
and prayer-session(8)). Default:
none. Must be set.
- icon_dir
(path)
- Location of icon files. Default:
none. Must be set.
- ispell_path
(path)
- Location of Ispell Binary (backwards compatibility
only).
- log_dir
(path)
- Location of log files. Default:
none. Must be set.
- pid_dir
(path)
- Location for PID files of prayer and prayer-session master
processes. Default: none.
Must be set.
- sendmail_path
(path)
- Location of sendmail binary or drop in replacement such as
Exim. Default: /usr/lib/sendmail.
- socket_dir
(path)
- Location for unix domain sockets which connect
(prayer(8) to prayer-session(8)).
- socket_split_dir
(boolean)
- Split socket directory into 64 subdirs keyed on first
letter of sessionID. It is possible to switch back and forth without
moving sockets or killing sessions, since prayer(8)
tries both variants. In effect, this setting merely controls where
prayer-session(8) creates the socket files.
Default:
false.
- init_socket_name
(string)
- Name of Unix domain socket (in
socket_dir) used for initial
handshake between prayer and prayer-session processes when a user
logs in. Default: none.
Must be set.
- ssl_session_dir
(path)
- Location of the SSL session cache database.
Default: none.
Must be set, even if the SSL session
cache is disabled.
- static_dir
(path)
- Location of other static files (CSS).
Default: none. If unset, Prayer will
not serve CSS files.
- tmp_dir
(path)
- As the directory both daemons chdir(2) to
at startup, it is where temporary files, such as attachments and folders
in transist during upload and download operations, are written. Core files
also end up here. Default: none.
Must be set.
Defaults for user
preferences¶
- confirm_logout
(boolean)
- Confirmation dialogue when user logs out.
Default:
true.
- confirm_expunge
(boolean)
- Confirmation dialogue when user hits expunge.
Default:
false.
- confirm_rm
(boolean)
- Confirmation dialogue when user deletes mail folder or
directory. Default:
true.
- default_domain
(string)
- Default domain for outgoing mail. Defaults to
hostname setting.
- expunge_on_exit
(boolean)
- Expunge deleted messages from inbox automatically on
logout. Default:
false.
- html_inline
(boolean)
- Show text/html bodyparts inline. Content is scrubbed to
remove dangerous tags. text/html will be displayed in preference to
text/plain if this is set Default:
true.
- html_remote_images
(boolean)
- Show remote images automatically. If this is not set,
"Show unsafe images" links will appear on pages showing HTML
mail. Default:
false.
- html_inline_auto
(boolean)
- Same as above for text/* bodyparts which start
"<HTML>" (case-independent!) Does anyone other than
spammers actually use this? Default:
true.
- ispell_language
(string)
- Language for ispell. Default:
"british".
- msgs_per_page
(number)
- Number of messages per screen on message list screen.
Default:
12.
- msgs_per_page_max
(number)
- Maximum value that users are allowed to set
msgs_per_page to.
Default:
50.
- msgs_per_page_min
(number)
- Minimum value that users are allowed to set
msgs_per_page to.
Default:
4.
- abook_per_page
(number)
- Number of addressbook entries per page on address book list
screen. Default:
12.
- abook_per_page_max
(number)
- Maximum value that users are allowed to set
abook_per_page to.
Default:
50.
- abook_per_page_min
(number)
- Minimum value that users are allowed to set
abook_per_page to.
Default:
4.
- maildir
(string)
- Mail directory in user's account.
Default:
"". Typically
needed with uw-imap. Typically not needed with e.g. Dovecot or
Courier.
- suppress_dotfiles
(boolean)
- Supress dotfiles from directory listing.
Default:
true.
- postponed_folder
(string)
- Name of the folder where messages to be sent later, a.k.a.
drafts, are stored. Default:
"postponed-msgs".
- sent_mail_folder
(string)
- Name of folder for sent mail. Default:
"sent-mail".
- small_cols
(number)
- Width of small compose textarea in columns.
Default:
80.
- small_rows
(number)
- Height of small compose textarea in lines.
Default:
18.
- large_cols
(number)
- Width of large compose textarea in columns.
Default:
80.
- large_rows
(number)
- Height of large compose textarea in lines.
Default:
32.
- sort_mode
(string)
- Default Sort mode for mailbox list. One of
ARRIVAL, DATE,
FROM, TO,
CC, SIZE,
SUBJECT, REFERENCES,
ORDEREDSUBJECT. Default:
ARRIVAL is most efficient, and
recommended.
- sort_reverse
(boolean)
- Favour reverse sort rather than normal sort order?
Default:
false.
- abook_sort_mode
(string)
- Default Sort mode for addressbook list. One of:
ORDERED, ALIAS,
NAME, COMMENT,
ADDRESS. Default:
ORDERED.
- abook_sort_reverse
(boolean)
- Favour reverse sort rather than normal sort order?
Default:
false.
- line_wrap_len
(number)
- Wrap lines at this many characters.
Default:
76.
- line_wrap_advanced
(boolean)
- Enable advanced line wrap options?
Default:
false.
- line_wrap_on_reply
(boolean)
- Line wrap automatically on reply.
Default:
true.
- line_wrap_on_spell
(boolean)
- Line wrap automatically on spell check.
Default:
true.
- line_wrap_on_send
(boolean)
- Line wrap automatically on send. Default:
true.
- preserve_mimetype
(boolean)
- Send message Content-Type through to browser. If
false, Content-Type is replaced
with ‘application/octet-stream’
which should force download to local disk, bypassing any automatic
processing of bodyparts by the User-Agent. Unclear at the moment whether
we need to do this, or whether this should be done selectively based on
the User-Agent. Default:
true.
- use_sent_mail
(boolean)
- Make the “Save copy”
checkbox on the compose screen checked default. Default:
true.
- use_mark_persist
(boolean)
- Use persistent mark for aggregate operations.
Default:
false.
- use_search_zoom
(boolean)
- Zoom automatically after sucessful search
Default:
true.
- use_agg_unmark
(boolean)
- Unmark messages after sucessful aggregate operation.
Default:
true.
- use_icons
(boolean)
- Use icons: may be overriden by value of User-Agent.
Default:
true.
- use_welcome
(boolean)
- Enable welcome screen . Default:
true.
- use_tail_banner
(boolean)
- Duplicate banner icons (toolbar) at the bottom of the
Message screen. Default:
true.
Hidden preferences¶
The following options are internally handled as user preferences, but the
Preferences screen no longer provides any means for changing them.
- use_cookie
(boolean)
- Use HTTP cookie for Session-ID, if the browser supports
cookies If disabled, or user rejects the cookie, then the session-ID is
stored in the URL. Default:
true.
- use_substitution
(boolean)
- Use page substiution rather than HTTP redirects. Faster,
but the URLs that are generated are less predictable. Page substitution
and browser history mechanism don't coexist well at the moment (Prayer
would need to cache final page value for each substiution event).
Default:
true.
- use_http_1_1
(boolean)
- Allow HTTP/1.1, if the browser supports it.
Default:
true.
- use_pipelining
(boolean)
- Allow HTTP/1.1 pipelining, if the browser supports it.
Default:
true.
- use_persist
(boolean)
- Allow persistent HTTP/1.1 and HTTP/1.0 persistent
connections, if the browser supports them. Default:
true.
- use_short
(boolean)
- Allow short URLs, if the browser supports them.
Default:
true.
- use_gzip
(boolean)
- Allow gzip compression, if the browser supports it.
Default:
true.
SEE ALSO¶
prayer(8),
prayer-session(8)
AUTHORS¶
This manual page was put together by
Magnus Holmgren
<holmgren@debian.org> using documentation written by
David Carter <dpc22@cam.ac.uk>.
