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Starting or stopping the HTTP service manually
Start the HTTP service:
/usr/local/ibrix/httpd/bin/apachectl -k start
Stop the HTTP service:
/usr/local/ibrix/httpd/bin/apachectl -k stop
Restart the HTTP service:
/usr/local/ibrix/httpd/bin/apachectl -k restart
NOTE: When the HTTP configuration is changed with the GUI or CLI, the HTTP daemon is restarted
automatically.
Accessing standard and file-compatible mode HTTP shares
Clients access an HTTP share by specifying a URL in their browser (Internet Explorer or Mozilla
Firefox). In the following URLs, IP_address:port is the IP (or virtual IP) and port configured for
the share:
http://IP_address:port/urlpath/pathname
196 Using HTTP
- HP StoreAll OS User Guide 1
- Contents 3
- 4 Contents 4
- Contents 5 5
- 6 Contents 6
- Contents 7 7
- 8 Contents 8
- Contents 9 9
- 10 Contents 10
- File system operations 11
- File system building blocks 13
- Configuring file systems 13
- Accessing file systems 14
- Creating a file system 15
- Creating a file system 17 17
- Creating a file system 19 19
- Creating a file system 21 21
- Creating a file system 23 23
- File limit for directories 25
- Mounting a file system 26
- Linux StoreAll clients 28
- Windows StoreAll clients 28
- Using Export Control 29
- 3 Configuring quotas 30
- Enabling and disabling quotas 31
- 32 Configuring quotas 32
- User Quotas 33
- Group Quotas 33
- Directory Quotas 34
- Using a quotas file 35
- Exporting quotas to a file 36
- Format of the quotas file 36
- Using online quota check 37
- Deleting quotas 38
- Troubleshooting quotas 38
- Moving directories 39
- 4 Maintaining file systems 40
- # ibrix_pv -i 41
- Lost+found directory 44
- Extending a file system 45
- 46 Maintaining file systems 46
- How rebalancing works 47
- 48 Maintaining file systems 48
- Stopping rebalance tasks 50
- Deleting a file system 50
- 52 Maintaining file systems 52
- Troubleshooting file systems 53
- 54 Maintaining file systems 54
- SegmentRejected is reported 55
- 5 Using NFS 58
- Exporting a file system 59 59
- 60 Using NFS 60
- Unexporting a file system 61
- 1:0:/fs_test2/samename-true 62
- 3:0:DONE 62
- Configuring NIS 67
- Configure Options 68
- Active Directory 69
- • “LDAP ID Mapping” (page 72) 71
- • “NIS ID Mapping” (page 73) 71
- LDAP ID Mapping 72
- NIS ID Mapping 73
- FILES ID Mapping 73
- LDAP dialog box 75
- Local Groups 76
- Local Users 77
- Local Users dialog box 78
- Windows Share Administrators 79
- Provider stacking 81
- Configuring shell access 82
- 7 Using SMB 86
- Monitoring SMB services 87
- SMB shares 87
- 88 Using SMB 88
- ◦ SE_RESTORE_PRIVILEGE 89
- ◦ SE_TAKE_OWNERSHIP_PRIVILEGE 89
- 90 Using SMB 90
- SMB shares 91 91
- 92 Using SMB 92
- SMB shares 93 93
- Configuring SMB signing 94
- SMB shares 95 95
- 96 Using SMB 96
- SMB shares 97 97
- 98 Using SMB 98
- Connecting to cluster nodes 99
- 100 Using SMB 100
- Saving MMC settings 101
- Adding SMB shares 101
- 102 Using SMB 102
- Deleting SMB shares 103
- Mapping SMB shares 103
- Configuring Active Directory 104
- Assigning attributes 106
- HP-SMB user name mapping 107
- 108 Using SMB 108
- ◦ Single item entry: 109
- 110 Using SMB 110
- SMB clients 111
- SMB shadow copy 112
- Restore operations 113
- Windows Clients Behavior 113
- 114 Using SMB 114
- New directories and files 115
- 116 Using SMB 116
- Troubleshooting SMB 117
- 118 Using SMB 118
- 8 Using FTP 119
- 120 Using FTP 120
- Next to continue 121
- 122 Using FTP 122
- Configuring FTP 123 123
- Managing FTP from the CLI 124
- The vsftpd service 124
- Accessing shares 125
- 9 Using Object Store 128
- Creating an Object Store 129
- 130 Using Object Store 130
- 132 Using Object Store 132
- Click Next 133
- Provide server details 134
- 136 Using Object Store 136
- Permission levels 137
- 140 Using Object Store 140
- Sample commands 142
- Keystone token flush 144
- Keystone ports 146
- Format of the endpoint 146
- Creating containers 147
- Posting metadata to an object 147
- 148 Using Object Store 148
- Deleting a container 149
- Listing tenants 150
- Synchronization of containers 151
- Command succeeded! 152
- 154 Using Object Store 154
- # curl -i -X POST 155
- 156 Using Object Store 156
- Extend an Object Store 157
- To extend an Object Store 158
- 162 Using Object Store 162
- 164 Using Object Store 164
- Enabling HTTPS access 165
- 168 Using Object Store 168
- Object service monitoring 169
- 170 Using Object Store 170
- Troubleshooting Object Store 171
- 10 Using HTTP 174
- Creating standard HTTP shares 178
- 180 Using HTTP 180
- 182 Using HTTP 182
- Ensure that: 185
- 186 Using HTTP 186
- 188 Using HTTP 188
- 192 Using HTTP 192
- 194 Using HTTP 194
- 196 Using HTTP 196
- Durability 198
- Troubleshooting HTTP 200
- Troubleshooting HTTP 201 201
- 202 Using HTTP 202
- Durability on disk 204
- [ync-Requested: 1] 205
- Commands for object mode 213
- List Objects 214
- Delete Container 215
- Set Container Permission 215
- Get Container Permission 215
- Create/Update Object 215
- Retrieve Object 216
- Delete Object 216
- Filesystem flush 216
- Component overview 217
- Metadata queries 218
- Pathname parameters 219
- Optional version parameter 219
- URL encoding 219
- API date formats 220
- File content transfer 221
- Download a file 222
- Delete a file 223
- File system flush 223
- Custom metadata assignment 224
- Delete custom metadata 225
- Query mode 231
- Wildcards 233
- Freshness 233
- Pagination 233
- HTTP syntax 234
- Regular expressions 235
- JSON response format 236
- Metadata queries 237 237
- Example queries 238
- Metadata queries 239 239
- HTTP Status Codes 242
- 13 Managing SSL certificates 244
- Exporting a certificate 246
- Deleting a certificate 247
- Overview 248
- Planning considerations 249
- Starting a replication task 253
- Target Settings window 255
- Viewing replication tasks 256
- Viewing CRR health reports 257
- Viewing task status 258
- Viewing server tasks 259
- Stopping a replication task 259
- protection 266
- 15 Managing data retention 274
- Data validation scans 275
- New file systems 276
- 278 Managing data retention 278
- Making a file read-only 280
- Setting the atime 280
- File administration 281
- Specifying path lists 282
- Changing a retention period 283
- Removing the retention period 284
- Running data validation scans 285
- 286 Managing data retention 286
- 288 Managing data retention 288
- Checksum corruption: 289
- File corruption 289
- 290 Managing data retention 290
- Using remote replication 292
- 16 Express Query 294
- 296 Express Query 296
- Saving audit journal metadata 297
- Managing auditing 299
- Managing audit log reports 302
- Managing auditing 303 303
- Table 34 Events by category 304
- Truncated path names 305
- Filesystem Metadata Cleaner 306
- Online Metadata Synchronizer 308
- EQWSI provides: 309
- 310 Express Query 310
- ◦ Windows 8 312
- 314 Express Query 314
- 316 Express Query 316
- Running an EQWSI query 320
- EQWSI search 323
- 17 Generating reports 324
- Retention Expiration reports 328
- 332 Generating reports 332
- Last Validation reports 333
- 334 Generating reports 334
- 336 Generating reports 336
- File Extension reports 337
- 338 Generating reports 338
- File Extension reports 339 339
- 340 Generating reports 340
- Category descriptions 343
- Log files 345
- Defining exclusions 350
- Managing Antivirus scans 352
- Managing Antivirus scans 353 353
- Viewing an active task 354
- Viewing Antivirus statistics 355
- Managing software snapshots 359
- Accessing snapshots using NFS 361
- Accessing snapshots using SMB 361
- Deleting snapshots 362
- Deleting snap trees 364
- Backing up snapshots 365
- Backups with the tar utility 366
- 21 Creating block snapshots 367
- 368 Creating block snapshots 368
- Planning for snapshots 369
- Automated block snapshots 370
- Automated block snapshots 371 371
- Creating a snapshot scheme 372
- Managing block snapshots 374
- 376 Creating block snapshots 376
- 22 Using data tiering 377
- Manage tier 378
- Primary tier 379
- Tiering policy 379
- 380 Using data tiering 380
- Tiering schedule 381
- Data tiering schedule 382
- Viewing data tiering rules 384
- Additional rule examples 385
- Running a migration task 386
- Writing tiering rules 387
- Rule attributes 388
- Rule keywords 389
- Migration rule examples 389
- Ambiguous rules 390
- 23 Using file allocation 391
- Setting segment preferences 394
- 396 Using file allocation 396
- Listing allocation policies 397
- Contacting HP 398
- Related information 398
- HP websites 398
- Subscription service 398
- 25 Documentation feedback 399
- Glossary 400
- 402 Index 402
- 404 Index 404
- 406 Index 406
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