cronhandler.cfg

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FILEFORMAT

Between the OPTION, the = and the VALUE are no spaces.

Rows starting with a # are considered as comments.

You should not comment out any OPTION If you like to use default settings simply do not specify a VALUE.

OPTIONS

LOG

Log output dir of cronhandler. If you specify a relative path name the path is relative to the root of the WA2L/edrc installation.

Example: LOG=/var/opt/edrc/log

Default: LOG=var/log

LOCKDIR

Lock dir of cronhandler. If you specify a relative path name the path is relative to the root of the WA2L/edrc installation. In General it is not recommended to set the lockdir within EDRC, locate it in a system own directory. This is the only setting that is ignored when the cronhandler.cfg file is reloaded.

Example: LOCKDIR=/var/run/cronhandler

Default: LOCKDIR=var/lock

WRITE_INTERVAL

Interval in seconds of writing the crontab definitions and at jobs to disk. This is also the interval in which the configfile is reloaded.

Example: WRITE_INTERVAL=120

Default: WRITE_INTERVAL=60

CRON_START_DELAY

Delay in seconds between cron stop and cron start after a save or load action.

Example: CRON_START_DELAY=10

Default: CRON_START_DELAY=5

CONTINGENCY

Contingency time in seconds when a at job has to be rescheduled. A reschedule occurs when a at job falls into the time between a package stop ( save action ) and restart ( load action ).

Example: CONTINGENCY=90

Default: CONTINGENCY=60

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