Argument |
Short
form |
Definition |
Sample values |
| -port |
-p |
A port number |
An integer, such as 80, or a virtual server name followed by an integer, such as sample.microsoft.com:80
For IIS 4.0 Web servers and later, you can use
-m InstanceNumber instead of
-m HostName -p nnnn
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| -web |
-w |
A FrontPage-extended web name |
The URL of a directory, relative to the root of the content area, such as /mydirectory |
| -type |
-t |
A Web server type |
On UNIX:
apache, apache-fp (Apache with FrontPage patch), ncsa, netscape-enterprise, netscape-fasttrack, stronghold
On Windows:
frontpage, msiis (Microsoft Internet Information Services), mspws (Microsoft Personal Web Server), netscape-fasttrack, netscape-enterprise, website
|
| -servconfig |
-s |
A Web server configuration file |
A full pathname, such as /usr/local/apache/conf/httpd.conf |
| -multihost |
-m |
A virtual server's name or IP address.
On IIS 4.0 Web servers and later, this argument is used to specify an instance number.
|
An IP address or full WWW host name, as in 172.20.65.43, or sample.microsoft.com.
On IIS 4.0 and later, an instance number, such as /LM/W3SVC/10.
The empty string "" signifies that the server is not multi-hosted.
|
| -username |
-u |
A user name |
On IIS, this value must be either a Windows NT user account name or a Windows NT group name, and can be qualified with a domain name, for example domain\username.
On UNIX and other non-IIS servers, this is a new or existing user name in the Web server’s access list. You should not use a UNIX user name for this value because it could be easily guessed.
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| -password |
-pw |
A password |
A password string, such as 124Xyz. This value is not needed on IIS servers. |
| -ipaddress |
-i |
An IP address |
An IP address, such as 172.22.12.12 |
| -access |
-a |
The level of access being granted |
One of the following values:
administrators, authors, users, remove.
Specifying remove removes all access for the account.
|
| -destination |
-d |
A URL of a file or folder in a FrontPage-extended web
|
For the Putfile and Recalcfile commands, a URL relative to the top-level directory of the web, such as
/mydirectory/myfile.htm.
For the Setdirexec and Setdirnoexec commands, a folder URL relative to the top-level directory of the web, such as /mydirectory/newfolder.
For the Rename command, a URL, relative to the root web, such as /newsubweb.
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| -filename |
-f |
A file name |
A full path and file name, such as C:\Myfiles\Filename.htm |
| -xUser |
-xu |
A UNIX user account-name (this must be an existing account) |
A UNIX user account name. |
| -xGroup |
-xg |
A UNIX group account-name (this must be an existing account) |
A UNIX group account name, such as "www." |
| -noChownContent Yes |
-n yes |
Specifies that only the contents of _vti* directories, and not users' content, is to be chowned. |
None. |
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