Changes between Version 1 and Version 2 of wave_serverV
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- 02/27/12 18:20:41 (9 years ago)
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wave_serverV
v1 v2 129 129 Function: Earthworm Setup 130 130 131 Sets the on-off switch for writing a log file to disk. If switch is 0, no log file will be written. If switch is non-zero, wave_serverV will write daily log file(s) called nnnnnxx.log_yyyymmdd where nnnnn is the name of the configuration file (with the suffix `.d' removed), xx is wave_serverV's module id (set with MyModuleId command) and yyyymmdd is the current UTC date (ex: 19960123) on the system clock. The file(s) will be written in the EW_LOG directory (environment variable).131 Sets the on-off switch for writing a log file to disk. If switch is 0, no log file will be written. If switch is non-zero, wave_serverV will write daily log file(s) called nnnnnxx.log_yyyymmdd where nnnnn is the name of the configuration file (with the suffix `.d' removed), xx is wave_serverV's module id (set with !MyModuleId command) and yyyymmdd is the current UTC date (ex: 19960123) on the system clock. The file(s) will be written in the EW_LOG directory (environment variable). 132 132 {{{ 133 133 Default: none … … 162 162 '''!PacketSyncDbFile [name]''' 163 163 164 Defines the filename of the database to use for asynchronous packet buffering. The argument name may contain path information in addition to the name of the file. This setting is only valid if UsePacketSyncDb is set to 1.164 Defines the filename of the database to use for asynchronous packet buffering. The argument name may contain path information in addition to the name of the file. This setting is only valid if !UsePacketSyncDb is set to 1. 165 165 {{{ 166 166 Default: TB2PACKETS.SL3DB … … 170 170 '''!PleaseContinue [X]''' 171 171 172 Sets the PleaseContinue flag to X. If this flag is zero and wave_serverV has errors opening and reading its tank or index files, wave_serverV will exit. If it is set to any non-zero value, wave_serverV will continue after handling those tank file errors.172 Sets the !PleaseContinue flag to X. If this flag is zero and wave_serverV has errors opening and reading its tank or index files, wave_serverV will exit. If it is set to any non-zero value, wave_serverV will continue after handling those tank file errors. 173 173 {{{ 174 174 Default: 0 (does not continue after tank file errors) … … 202 202 '''!RedundantIndexFiles [X]''' 203 203 204 Sets the RedundantIndexFiles flag to X. If this flag is set, then two index files will be created for each tank file. If not set, then only one index file is created for each tank file. The index file names are based on the tank file names with "-1.inx", and if two files, "-2.inx" appended. Only a single index file is actually open for all the tanks at any given instant. We recommend that you set this flag to 1.204 Sets the !RedundantIndexFiles flag to X. If this flag is set, then two index files will be created for each tank file. If not set, then only one index file is created for each tank file. The index file names are based on the tank file names with "-1.inx", and if two files, "-2.inx" appended. Only a single index file is actually open for all the tanks at any given instant. We recommend that you set this flag to 1. 205 205 {{{ 206 206 Default: 0 (single index files for each tank) … … 268 268 '''Tank [station channel net loc recsize inst_id mod_id tanksize indexsize tankfile-name]''' [[BR]] Function: Required 269 269 270 Specifies the parameters for one wave_serverV tank. This command is the heart of wave_serverV configuration. Use one Tank for each tank to be managed by this wave server, up to a maximum of 512 tanks. Computer systems limit this to a smaller value: on Unix (Solaris), the limit is about 220, based on the stdio limit of 256 open files. On !WindowsNT, the limit is about 200.270 Specifies the parameters for one wave_serverV tank. This command is the heart of wave_serverV configuration. Use one Tank for each tank to be managed by this wave server, up to a maximum of 512 tanks. Computer systems limit this to a smaller value: on Unix (Solaris), the limit is about 220, based on the stdio limit of 256 open files. On WindowsNT, the limit is about 200. 271 271 The wave trace data is selected for a Tank by the station, channel, net, and loc values (the SCNL); these names must match exactly the names found in the trace data. 272 272