Table of Contents
Introduction
Installation
Handling Challenger
Virtual Servers
Configuration Examples
Modules
Filesystems
RXML Tags
Graphics
Proxy
Databases
Miscellaneous Modules
Security Considerations
Scripting
Frontpage
Upgrading
Third Party Extensions
Portability
Reporting Bugs
Appendix
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Introduction
This manual describes how to install, configure and maintain a
Roxen Challenger server in a secure way. It is meant for system
administrators and anyone interested in the inner workings of
Challenger.
- Introduction
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This chapter, introducing the concepts.
- Installation
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How to install Challenger on your system.
- Handling Challenger
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How to use the Configuration Interface.
- Virtual Servers
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How to create Virtual Servers using HTTP, HTTPS or FTP.
- Configuration Examples
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Example configurations for some common server types.
- Modules
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How Challenger's modules work.
- Filesystems
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Modules that handle files and directories.
- RXML Tags
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Modules that handle RXML tags.
- Graphics
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Modules that provide graphical capabilities to Challenger.
- Proxy
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Modules for running Challenger as a proxy server.
- Databases
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Modules for communicating with SQL databases.
- Miscellaneous Modules
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Modules that provide special functionality.
- Security Considerations
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How to avoid potential security hazards.
- Scripting
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How to use Challenger for your own scripting.
- Frontpage
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How to install and use MicroSoft FrontPage server extensions.
- Upgrading
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How to upgrade to a newer version.
- Third Party Extensions
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How to use modules and scripts that are distributed by third parties.
- Portability
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How to run Challenger and scripts based on Challenger on
different operating systems.
- Reporting Bugs
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How to identify and report bugs.
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