3.1 List of commands to be used in the Web Server

The following table shows a list of commands to be used in the Web Server.

Commands used in Web server operations

Command Name	Classification	Summary
htpasswd	Registering the user name and password in the password file and changing the password	Registers a user name and password in the password file. You can change the password or delete a user name registered in the password file.
httpsd	Starting Web Server	Starts up the Web server. You use this method to specify an httpsd.conf file name other than the default name or to specify the root directory and the httpsd.conf file when starting the server.
httpsdctl	Starts, restarts, or stops the Web server	The `httpsdctl` command starts, restarts, or stops the Web server.
hwstraceinfo	Collecting the internal trace	When an application program is executed and a request is received, the events that occur in the system are collected as internal trace.
logresolve	Converting the IP address of the access log file into a host name	The `logresolve` command converts the IP address of the access log file (that has IP address at the beginning of the record) into the host, and outputs to the new log file.

Commands used for authentication and encryption with SSL

Command Name	Classification	Summary
hwscertutil cert -hash	Creating a hash link	Creating a hash link.
hwscertutil cert -outform	Converting the certificate format	The `hwscertutil cert -outform` command converts the certificate format.
hwscertutil cert -text	Displaying certificate contents	Displaying certificate contents.
hwscertutil req	Displaying the contents of a Certificate Signing Request (CSR)	Displaying the contents of a Certificate Signing Request (CSR).
hwscertutil reqgen	Creating a Certificate Signing Request (CSR).	Creating a Certificate Signing Request (CSR). The created CSR file is submitted to the CA, which then issues the signed certificate.
hwskeygen	Creating a private key for the Web server	Creating a private key for the Web server. The created Web server private key file is specified in the `SSLCertificateKeyFile` directive.
sslpasswd	Creating password file for password-protected server private key	Creating password file for password-protected server private key. Before using the password-protected server private key, you can save the password in a file and then set the directive, so that you do not have to enter the password when the Web server starts.

Important note

Specify the value which can be specified by each command as the argument of a command. Operation is not guaranteed when other values are specified.
Even if a command is executed normally, errors may have occurred. Check the message log and stack trace log.