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The ServerController contains many options that are used to configure the server

Option

Description

Debug

This option lets you turn on or off debugging information. Debugging information will only appear when running EPWeb as a stand-alone server application. To turn this option on, enter 1 for its value.  To turn it off, set its value to 0 (zero).

CacheExpiry=2

This is the depth to which EPWeb remembers pages (i.e. the number of times you can click the Back button).

FilesDir=C:\Program Files\EPWeb\Bin\Files

This is the folder that the server will use when looking for additional files that you may specify in the templates.

TemplateDir=C:\Program Files\EPWeb\Bin\Templates

This is the folder that the server uses when looking for templates. This folder holds all the different sub-folders for each template set. If this line is set incorrectly, EPWeb will throw a 200 OK error.

ExecCMD=EXEC

Must be set to this value.

Port=

This is the port number that EPWeb will use when running as a stand-alone server. This number has to be a unique port number without anything else running on it.  Port=8080 is the default.

RestrictIPs=N

Restricts the IP addresses that are allowed to connect to EPWeb.

RestrictSubnet=N

Restricts the connection to EPWeb to only certain subnets.

SessionTimeout=10

This option lets you set how long in minutes the session will last without inactivity.

ThreadPoolSize=32

Number of active threads used by EPWeb.

CacheDir=C:\Program Files\EPWeb\Cache

This is the folder that the server will use for its cache. It stores all EPWeb Session information. A separate sub-folder is created for each EPWeb connection.

ComInitialization

This option lets you set how the COM is initialized. Set this value to 0 to have it not initialize, 1 to have it initialize normally, or 2 to have it initialize multi-threaded. By default, this value will be 2 and you should not have to change it unless you have been instructed to by technical support.