Here you see the basic setup that the web server will
produce and the basic files it will emit if it does not find defaults.
When a browser first connects to the server, if it does not provide a file
name, the server will search for the first file it finds in the list in
order.
1
index.html
2
index.htm
3
index.php
4
default.html
5
default.htm
6
default.php
After the first page is successfully loaded, the pages will be loaded
based upon the remote user's click behavior.
It the remote user does "Add to Favorites", the browser will ask the
web server for a special file called favicon.ico. A default icon file is
provided. This has 2 effects. When they later view their favorites menu,
it will have the icon beside the menu entry! As well, it will be indicated
as an event in the main window and if logging is enabled, of course in the
event log file.
Also, if you decide to enable scripting and use the default script for
posting files, if a remote user wishes to
post a file(s) to the web server
it will automatically be sent to the "Share"
subfolder. Unless you activate passwords,
there is no control over who is allowed to post a file to the
web server, just as there is no control over who can connect.
