Oracle Audio Technologies B10508-01 manual Logical Names, Logical Name Description

Running the Oracle HTTP Server on OpenVMS

$ SET SECURITY/ACL=(IDENTIFIER=yourFTPname,ACCESS=READ+WRITE) [directory]

When replacing existing files:

$ SET SECURITY/ACL=(IDENTIFIER=yourFTPname,ACCESS=READ+WRITE) [directory]*.*

Logical Names

The Oracle HTTP Server for OpenVMS creates the following logical names, which are listed with their descriptions in table Table D–2.

Table D–2 Oracle HTTP Server Logical Names and Their Descriptions

Logical Name	Description
APACHE$COMMON	Concealed logical name that defines clusterwide files in
	APACHE$ROOT (device:[APACHE])
APACHE$FIXBG	System executive mode logical name pointing to installed,
	shareable images. Not intended to be modified by the
	user.
APACHE$HTTPD_SHR	System executive mode logical name pointing to installed,
	shareable images. Not intended to be modified by the
	user.
APACHE$INPUT	Used by CGI programs for PUT/POST methods of reading
	the input stream.
APACHE$PLV_ENABLE_<username>	System executive mode logical name defined during
	startup and used to control access to the services provided
	by the APACHE$PRIVILEGED image. Not intended to be
	modified by the user.
APACHE$PLV_LOGICAL	System executive mode logical name defined during
	startup and used to control access to the services provided
	by the APACHE$PRIVILEGED image. Not intended to be
	modified by the user.
APACHE$PRIVILEGED	System executive mode logical name pointing to installed,
	shareable images. Not intended to be modified by the
	user.
APACHE$ROOT	System executive mode logical name defined during
	startup that points to the top-level directory.
	(device:[APACHE],
	device:[APACHE.SPECIFIC.node-name])

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