ASAP 1.1 Hybrid Manual

HP NonStop ASAP Hybrid Manual 529729-004
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[Tracing]
The [Tracing] section contains settings related to the server’s built-in trace
facility.
Each section of the configuration file can contain one or more option settings
that relate to that section. These options are specified using keyword/value pairs,
with one such pair given per line. The format for a keyword/value pair is:
<option keyword> [=] <option value>
The equal sign (=) is optional. Some examples of valid configuration option
specifications would be:
LocalPort = 5000
DomainCleanup False
Once the ASAP Hybrid for Linux server encounters a section in the configuration
file, all subsequent option specifications are treated as part of that section until
another section is encountered or until the end of the configuration file is
reached.
Comments can be added to the configuration file wherever desired. Any line
beginning with a # character is treated as a comment line by the server and is
ignored, as are all lines containing only white space characters.
Configuration Options
The asap.conf file can contain any or all of the options described below. If the
configuration file does not specify a given option, the server uses the default
value defined for that option.
When ASAP Hybrid for Linux is first installed, a sample configuration file named
asap.conf.sample is created in the server’s program directory. You can use this
file as the basis for creating a configuration file tailored to your particular
environment.
Comm Options
Comm configuration options are contained in the Comm section of the
configuration file. These options specify communication-related parameters