Basic Settings¶

The website settings page offers a range of functionalities, including domain name configuration, directory management, default document setup, traffic limitation, reverse proxy, basic auth, HTTPS configuration, pseudo-static settings, redirection, and more.

Domains¶

The Domains setting page allows users to manage the domain name and port configurations of their website.

Directory¶

The Directory setting page allows users to view the website's root directory, set the runtime directory, and configure options such as the runtime user and group.

Index files¶

The Document setting page defines files that will be used as an index.

Traffic limits¶

Enables users to configure traffic limits, controlling the website's bandwidth and access traffic through the selection of different limit plans.

Reverse proxy¶

The reverse proxy function allows the forwarding of website requests to backend servers, achieving load balancing, security control, and content distribution.

Basic authentication¶

The Basic authentication feature enables users to set an access password for their website, enhancing the site's security by restricting unauthorized access.

HTTPS¶

When configuring HTTPS for a website, users need to fill in or select the following information:

- **HTTP Access Options**：Select the option for accessing the website via HTTP protocol, including: 
    - 1. Redirect to HTTPS; 
    - 2. Allow direct HTTP request;
    - 3. Block HTTP request.
- **HSTS**：Enable HSTS to enhance website security.
- **SSL Options**：Select an existing certificate or import a new one.
- **Protocol Version**：Select the SSL protocol version.
- **Encryption Algorithm**：Specify the SSL encryption algorithm.

Pseudo-static¶

The pseudo-static function converts dynamic URLs into more user-friendly static URLs, improving the readability of the website and the SEO effect.

Anti-leech¶

The anti-leech function verifies the source of requests to prevent unauthorized users from directly linking and downloading website resources, ensuring the security of website content.

Redirect¶

The redirect function enables the automatic forwarding of requests accessing specific URLs to another URL, facilitating link management and traffic guidance.

Other¶

In addition to the above settings, users can also perform operations such as changing the primary domain, switching groups, and updating remarks in Other settings.