CSP Gateway Configuration Guide - InterSystems Documentation

CSP Gateway Operation and Configuration
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day of the month
hour of the day
minutes past the hour
For example:
CSP_20090109_1830.log (Log rotated at 18:30 on 9th January 2009)
In order for this facility to work, the Gateway must have create/write access to the directory hosting the Gateway
binaries (i.e. the location where the main log file is kept). If, for whatever reason, the Gateway is unable to perform
a successful rotation it will continue writing to the current log file: CSP.log.
SSL/TLS Library Path
Specifies the path to the OpenSSL libraries: libssl.so and libcrypto.so. The default position is for the Gateway to
source these libraries locally in its home directory. See “Overriding the Library Path If You Use SSL” in the
section “Kerberos Library” in this book for more information.
2.1.7.4 ASP Redirect
Web Document Root
This is the full physical path to the document root directory of the web server. For example, for Microsoft IIS Web
Servers, this path is usually c:\InetPub\wwwroot. This parameter is only required if you plan to use the facility
within CSP to send the CSP output through the Microsoft ASP engine to render the final page.
Temp ASP Directory
This is the full physical path to a directory where the CSP Gateway can temporarily store Microsoft ASP content.
This parameter is only required if you plan to use the facility within CSP to send the CSP output through the
Microsoft ASP engine to render the final page.
2.1.7.5 Internal HTTP Server
This section is only relevant to the NSD.
This section contains the following parameters:
Service Status
The HTTP server can be either Enabled or Disabled. Select either:
• Enabled
• Disabled
The default is Enabled.
In the interests of security, it is best to disable this facility, unless it is intended that the NSD should be able to
respond to raw HTTP requests.
NSD Document Root
For cases where the NSD is intended to be used as a stand-alone web server in its own right, this parameter defines
the full physical path to the web documents root.
For example:
/opt/cspgateway/home/
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