lots.cfg
Package: WA2L/edrc 1.5.57
Section: Configuration Files (4)
Updated: 10 January 2012
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NAME
lots.cfg - configuration file for lots
SYNOPSIS
edrc/etc/lots.cfg
$LOTS_CONFIGFILE
AVAILABILITY
WA2L/edrc
DESCRIPTION
This is the configuration file for the
lots
command.
FILEFORMAT
Rows starting with a
#
are considered as comments.
The fileformat is
OPTION=VALUE
Between the
OPTION,
the
=
and the
VALUE
are no spaces.
You should not comment out any
OPTION
If you like to use
default settings simply do not specify a
VALUE.
OPTIONS
- VARDIR
-
location of the
edrc/var/lots
directory containing all state and log information. When the
VARDIR
is changed from the default location it has to be ensured that the
whole structure of the
VARDIR
is present at the altered location. Ensure that the directory permissions
are identical to the ones as set at the default location.
See also description in
lots(1m)
concerning this topic.
-
Example: VARDIR=/dat/worm_all/var/lots
Default: VARDIR=edrc/var/lots
- LOG
-
Log output dir of lots. If you specify a relative path name the
path is relative to the
VARDIR
setting.
-
Example: LOG=/var/opt/lots/log
Default: LOG=$VARDIR/log
- DATA_LOCK_LAG
-
Number of days after the lock is carried out on the copied data. This is
to allow corrective intervention prior to the data locking.
If the
DATA_LOCK_LAG
is bigger then the
RETENTION_MAX
setting, the effective
DATA_LOCK_LAG
is adjusted to the value of
RETENTION_MAX.
See also description in
lots(1m)
concerning this topic.
-
Example: DATA_LOCK_LAG=7
Default: DATA_LOCK_LAG=30
- DATA_PURGE_LAG
-
Number of days by which the removal of data to be purged is delayed.
This is to allow smooth data purge if the operating system clocks and
the compliance clocks on the storage devices are not completely in
sync.
See also description in
lots(1m)
concerning this topic.
-
Example: DATA_PURGE_LAG=7
Default: DATA_PURGE_LAG=0
- RETENTION_MIN
-
Minimum retention in days. Specified retentions in
schedule.dat
that are lower then this watermark will be adjusted automatically to
this minimum.
-
Example: RETENTION_MIN=150
Default: RETENTION_MIN=1
- RETENTION_MAX
-
Maximum retention in days. Specified retentions in
schedule.dat
that are higher then this watermark will be adjusted automatically to
this maximum.
-
Example: RETENTION_MAX=1460
Default: RETENTION_MAX=60
- LOCK_TIMEOUT
-
timeout in seconds. This is the maximum lifetime of a job-,
datalist and session lock. This setting has to be adjusted only,
if the data processing duration exceeds the default.
The
LOCK_TIMEOUT
should not exceed the minimum scheduling interval of any datalist defined.
Important: Do not confound this setting with the settings concerning the
retention and the locking of saved data.
-
Example: LOCK_TIMEOUT=82800
Default: LOCK_TIMEOUT=79200
- FORECAST_DATAPOINTS
-
Number of most recent data points that should be used to calculate
the various forecasts. If this setting is set to
0
all available data points are considered.
-
Example: FORECAST_DATAPOINTS=100
Default: FORECAST_DATAPOINTS=0
SEE ALSO
edrcintro(1),
lots(1m),
datalist.dat(4),
schedule.dat(4),
volume.dat(4)
NOTES
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BUGS
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AUTHOR
lots.cfg was developed by Christian Walther. Send suggestions
and bug reports to wa2l@users.sourceforge.net .
COPYRIGHT
Copyright © 2012
Christian Walther
This is free software; see
edrc/doc/COPYING
for copying conditions. There is ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY; not
even for MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.
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