WIGWAM(1)WIGWAM(1)NAMEwigwam - check the Hiawatha webserver configuration for non-critical
errors
SYNOPSISwigwam [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 configu‐
ration errors. 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 hostname in the URL. For example, if you want to test the URL
"http://www.mydomain.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
variables HTTP_HOST, HTTP_REFERER and HTTP_USER_AGENT to emulate the
Host, Referer en User-Agent HTTP headers.
To use URL toolkit testing, Hiawatha must not have been compiled with
-DENABLE_TOOLKIT=off. Use 'hiawatha -v' for compile information.
SEE ALSO
Wigwam is part of the Hiawatha webserver. See hiawatha(1) for more
information about Hiawatha.
AUTHOR
Hugo Leisink <hugo@hiawatha-webserver.org> - http://www.hiawatha-web‐
server.org/
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