The "base" URL of your web server, ie the top level page

The URL of your cgi-bin directory on your web server. If you intend to use subdirectories for Wacs within the cgi-bin directory, include that here (ie you can do .../cgi-bin/wacs and that was the default prior to Wacs 0.9.1).

This where the attribute and rating icons are to be found on your web server. These are the glyphs and artwork components. Not to be confused with the model "headshot" icons, which are expected to be in the icons sub-directory of the Wacs document tree.

This is the URL for the site-specific web accessible files go - this will include model headshots, additional icons and any other site specific help files. In many cases this may be set to the same as wacsurl below, but it should be changed if you either want to move your local web components out of the /usr/share/wacs area or are hosting multiple sites on the same server.

This is the URL used to access the content cache for image files directly if that is in use. This directory has it's access controlled by .htaccess files created by the wacslogin program.

This is the URL used to access the content cache for video files directly if that is in use. This directory has it's access controlled by .htaccess files created by the wacslogin program.

This is the URL used to access the content cache for thumbnails of set members directly if that is in use. This directory has it's access controlled, IF it is set to something other than an empty string, by .htaccess files created by the wacslogin program.

This is the URL for the Wacs document and stylesheet tree itself, ie where the htmlbones index.php and wacs css stylesheets go.

This is the URL for getting to the set icons *ONLY* if the usedirect option is to be supported. Usedirect causes the web pages generated by wacs applications to include an actual URL for the set icons rather than a reference to the wacsimg cgi program.

This is the URL for the Wacs main menu which would typically be either a custom front page, for instance index.php in the wacsdirectory or the Wacs front page program wacsfp. NB: this is a complete URL and does not have to end in a slash for appending options.

This is the URL that the All Models link should go to. On a site with a small number of models defined, this will probably be just wacsmodelthumbs on it's own; as more models are added, that may just take too long and you may want to set it to be an Alphabetic search like wacsmodelthumbs/A=A or some other criteria.

This is the URL for the preferred detailed model page on the current installation. It expects to be used with a model number directly following possibly with optional modifiers after although not all possible model pages will understand that. This allows for use of pages like the WacsPHP model page which would be http://www.example.com/simple/girlie.php?modelno=.

This is the URL for the preferred summary or thumbnail version of the model page. It expects to be used with a model number directly following.

This is the URL of a page that tells people how to sign up for access to your site. If it's set to an empty string, no messages about it will be shown.