General Syntax
This collection of commands configures settings related to the Aspera HTTP server,
which enables the HTTP Fallback feature.
The syntax for setting HTTP server parameters is the following :
# asconfigurator -x "set_http_server_data;parameter,value"
Note: Not all available parameters are listed below, only the most
commonly used. To view a complete list, run the following
command:
# /opt/aspera/bin/asuserdata -+
HTTP Server Configurations
- cert_file
- The absolute path to an SSL certificate file to use for HTTP Fallback. If
left blank the default certificate that came with your transfer server
installation will be used.
- Values: (Absolute path)
- key_file
- The absolute path to an SSL key file to use for HTTP Fallback. If left blank
the default key file that came with your transfer server installation will
be used.
- Values: (Absolute path)
- bind_address
- The network interface on which the HTTP Fallback server listens. The default
value 0.0.0.0 allows the HTTP Fallback server to accept transfer requests on
all network interfaces.
- Values: (Network interface address, default 0.0.0.0)
- restartable_transfers
- Whether interrupted transfers should resume at the point of interruption
(true) or not (false).
- Values: true (default), false
- session_activity_timeout
- The amount of time in seconds that the HTTP Fallback server will wait before
canceling a transfer session that can't communicate with the client. A value
of 0 means the HTTP Fallback server will never timeout due to lack of
communication from the client.
- Values: (Number, default 20])
- http_port
- The port on which the HTTP server listens.
- Values: (Number 1-65535, default 8080)
- https_port
- The port on which the HTTPS server listens.
- Values: (Number 1-65535, default 8443)
- enable_http
- Whether HTTP Fallback is enabled for failed UDP transfers to continue over
HTTP (true) or not (false).
- Values: true (default), false
- enable_https
- Whether HTTP Fallback is enabled for failed UDP transfers to continue over
HTTPS (true) or not (false).
- Values: true (default), false