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Cyclades-TS
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Appendix C - Sample pslave.conf files-The complete pslave.conf file
# 10, 20, 30, ... interval in milliseconds.
#
#all.tx_interval 100
#
# Inactivity timeout - Defines the time in minutes that a conection can
# remains without activity (rx/tx). Only for CAS profile
# and socket_client protocol.
#
#all.idletimeout 5
# This defines an alternative labeling system for the Terminal Server ports.
# This parameter is used by the protocols telnet, socket_client and
# socket_server. It is mandadory if the protocol is socket_server, otherwise
# 23 will be used.
#
# The '+' after the numerical value causes the interfaces to be numbered
# consecutively. Ex. 7001, 7002, 7003, etc.
#
all.socket_port 7001+
# Data buffering configuration
#
# A non-zero value activates data buffering. The number is equal to the
# buffer size. A file /var/run/DB/{ttyS#.data | serverfarm} is created on
# the Cyclades-TS and all data received from the port is captured.
# The files for all buffered ports combined can contain up to the amount
# of available memory in the ram disk. This amount can be discovered
# by typing: "df<enter>".
# Each file is a revolving file which is overwritten as the limit of buffer
# size is reached. These files can be viewed using the normal Unix tools
# (cat, vi, more, etc.).
# If there is not enough available ram disk, NFS_buffering can be used. There
# is effectively no limit to NFS buffer size.
#
all.data_buffering 0
#
# When non-zero, the contents of the data buffer are sent to the syslog
# server every time a quantity of data equal to this parameter is collected.
# [40 to 255 recomended]
#