1. -r <file> option, where <file> exists.
2. a directory name on the command line, in which
case a default rule file is assumed which just maps
everything into that directory
3. A rule file httpd.conf if that exists
4. If no rule file exists and no directory name,
a default rule file will be assumed which exports
the directory /Public as in (2).
Operation without a rule file does not work as the path
sent is not a complete url, and the rule file must map
to a URL starting with file: .
I have fixed the online documentation to reflect that
the -R option should not be used. (It was a
security hole anyway, as was documented!)
Tim