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WIGWAM(1) General Commands Manual WIGWAM(1) NAME wigwam - check the Hiawatha webserver configuration for non-critical errors SYNOPSIS wigwam [options] Options: -b <username> [<password>]: create password file entry for basic HTTP authentication. -c path: path to where the configrationfiles are located. -d <username> <realm> [<password>]: create password file entry for digest HTTP authentication. -h: show help and exit. -q: don't print the test results. -s: print file hashes for current directory. -t <toolkit_id>: test URL toolkit rule(s). -v: show version and exit. DESCRIPTION Wigwam is a configuration validation tool for the Hiawatha webserver. Use it to check the Hiawatha main configuration for non-fatal configuration er- rors. This tool loads the configuration in a different way then Hiawatha does, whereby it's easier to check for certain errors. These checks have been put in a seperate program, in order to keep Hiawatha from growing too large. URL TOOLKIT TESTING With the option -t, you can use Wigwam to test your URL toolkit rules. When testing URL toolkit rules, you should only enter the part after the host- name in the URL. For example, if you want to test the URL "http://www.mydo- main.com/index.php?key=value", you should enter "/index.php?key=value". A result shown as "old: <URL>" means nothing has been changed. When a toolkit rule has been applied, the result is shown as "new: <URL>". When testing the Header UrlToolkit rule, you can set the environment vari- ables HTTP_HOST, HTTP_REFERER and HTTP_USER_AGENT to emulate the Host, Ref- erer en User-Agent HTTP headers. To use URL toolkit testing, Hiawatha must not have been compiled with -DEN- ABLE_TOOLKIT=off. Use 'hiawatha -v' for compile information. SEE ALSO Wigwam is part of the Hiawatha webserver. See hiawatha(1) for more informa- tion about Hiawatha. AUTHOR Hugo Leisink <hugo@leisink.net> - https://hiawatha.leisink.net/ WIGWAM(1)
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