| General |
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| Description |
The
description of the daemon. This description will also automatically
be used as the description of the daemon service. |
| Backup
Directory |
The
directory to which the backups will be saved. |
| |
When
checked, each time a daemon configuration is saved, the complete set
of configuration files (ini's) is saved to the specified backup directory.
This backup directory will contain a history of previous saves where
the number of backups is determined by the "Keep n generations"
setting; the oldest backup will be removed and overwritten by the
one before etc.
Backup's can be protected from deletion by using the "Manage
Backups" option in the "File" menu. |
| Keep
n Generations |
This
setting determines how many generations of backup configurations are
saved in the backup-directory. |
|
Version Info |
Version
number which is stored inside each daemon configuration file (inifile).
Each time the configurations is saved (and there were changes) the
"revision" number will automatically be increased. Click
"x" to reset the revision-field to zero.
The version number is displayed in the bottom statusbar of the Configuration
Manager and during Daemon-startup.
Each Daemon configuration has it's own version. |
|
Mail Server Configuration |
Here
you can configure an SMTP mailserver. These settings will be automatically
used by the "SendMail" plugin which means you won't need
to configure the outgoing mailserver settings each time you use the
"SendMail" plugin (as opposed to using SMTPmail). |
| Logging |
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| Log
to Disk |
Enable
disk-logging. Integration Tool keeps a separate log for all workflows, a system.log
and and all.log which contains all log-messages. The logfiles are
automatically stored in a {instance}{yyyy}{mm}{dd}{logfile} structure
except all.log which is stored in {instance}. |
| Log
Directory |
The
directory in which the logfiles will be saved. If the directory does
not exist, it will automatically be created. |
| Background
Logging |
When
enabled, all logging is done by a background-thread which improves
performance. |
| Debug
Logging |
Used
to configure the desired debug-logging. |
| Plugin
Internal Logging |
Checking
this option will enable the built-in internal logging of the Integration Tool
functions and plugins. The standard plugins all have built-in logging
to "tell" what they are doing.
Typically
this option is checked. If you don't want internal logging, but only
want to use your own logging, uncheck this option.
|
| Verbose
Logging |
When
Verbose Logging is enabled more information will be logged for each
workflow and command that is being executed. |
| Log
Warnings to WEB monitor |
When
checked, all "warnings" will also be logged to the WEB monitor. |
| Log
Errors to WEB monitor |
When
checked, all "errors" will also be logged to the WEB monitor. |
| Advanced
- Interface |
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| Hide
Unregistered Plugins |
Don't
show unregistered plugins in the "Command Library". Otherwise
unregistered plugins will be shown in red. |
| Show
Plugin-Identifiers |
Appends
a unique number to the command-names in the workflow-script, making
them easier to identify. |
| Workflow
Validation |
Validate
all workflows everytime the configuration is being saved. If workflows/commands
are detected with invalid options a warning will be given. Invalid
options can be forking to non-existent workflows or using non-existing
variables. |
| Autosize
Workflow Column |
If
enabled, the workflowlist will automatically be sized to fit the available
width. |
| Show
Servicestatus on Daemon Tabs |
If
enabled, the (runtime) status of the daemons is represented by the
color of the tabs used to switch between the Daemon configurations. |
| Show
Trigger-active Status |
If
enabled, whenever a workflow-trigger is active this will be shown
using a different color on the daemon-tabs. |
| Workflowlist
Gridlines |
Configures
if and which gridlines are shown in the workflowlist. |
| Workflowlist
Groups |
Configures
how workflowlist groups behave on a "Reload". |
| Main
Font |
Configures
the font that is used for a number of controls in the user-interface. |
| Workflowlist
colors |
Configures
the colors for workflowlist. |
| Whole
row same color |
If
checked, the whole row in the workflowlist will have the same color,
not just the column that contains the workflow name. |
| Advanced
- Runtime |
 |
| Process
ReadOnly Files |
Enables
Integration Tool to process read-only files (from CDROM for instance) which would
normally be considered "not stable". |
| Show
"...not stable" messages |
When
a file is found in a hotfolder Workflow and the file is not "stable",
a message will be shown in the LogWindow saying the file is not stable.
Unchecking this option will hide these messages. |
| Disable
all.log |
Disable
logging to "all.log". |
| Filter
Regular-Expressions are NOT case-sensitive |
When
checked, the "Filter" and "Reject" settings in
HotFolder properties are not case-sensitive. |
| Automatic
Crash Recovery |
Automatically
restart the daemon service when a critical error is encountered during
execution. Beside certain builtin critical errors upon which an automatic
restart is executed it's also possible to configure your own triggers
to trigger a restart. These triggers can be configured in "ConfigurationListsACR
Trigger List". Every entry is a regular-expression that is applied
against the daemon logging. If a match is found, the daemon will be
restarted. |
| Enable
Pairing |
Enable
and configure the pairing system. See pairing
for more information. |
| Daemon
Monitor Thread |
The
"Daemon Monitor Thread" is a separate process thread in
the Daemons which monitors if the Daemon is still "alive".
Everytime the Daemon executes a command a monitor-flag is reset. If
the monitor is enabled and the flag is not reset within the time specified
by "Force Restart Delay" minutes, the Daemon will be forced
to shutdown and restart.
Note: If a valid command doesn't finish within the "Force Restart
Delay" minutes, the Daemon will be forcefully restarted, regardless
if the command that is running at the time is just taking a long time
and doesn't really have a problem. Use with care! |
| Plugin
Objects Late Binding |
If
enabled , the plugin-dll's will be loaded (instanciated) each time
a function in the plugin is used. When. If disabled, the plugin-dll's
will be loaded once during startup. |
| Advanced
- WebDaemon |
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| WebDaemon
Listener Address |
The
ip-address used for the webdaemon. |
| Listener
Port |
The
port the webdaemon will be listening on. |
| Advanced
- Remote Control |
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| Port
|
The
port the remote-control daemon will be listening on. |
| Validate
Users |
Stand-alone
remote-control server which can validate users that are defined on
the same server. |
| Validation
Server |
Validation-server
that can validate uses for all servers that use this server as a "validation
server". |
| Delegate
Validation to |
Points
to a "Validation Server", to let the validation be handled
by this validation server. Note that the actual validation is still
being performed by the server itself, but the account-information
from "Validation Server" is being used. If "Validation
Server" is unreachable the cached accountfile from the last
successful connection with "Validation Server" is used
to verify users. This means that users will be able to logon even
though the validation-server is (temporarily) unavailable. All accounts
must be maintained on "Validation Server". Accounts can
not be managed on the server itself.
|
| File
Transfer Password |
The
password that must be used by the "SecureFileUpload"
and "SecureFileDownload"
plugins on other (remote) Integration Tool servers to upload/download files to
this server. |
| Autostart
Services set to "Automatic" |
If
enabled, all Integration Tool services that are set to start "Automatic"
will be started whenever the remote-control service is started. |
| Advanced
- Syslog Daemon |
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| Port
|
The
port the syslog daemon will be listening on. |
| Shared
Variables |
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| Shared
Variables |
Shared
Variables are available to all daemons and are stored in the shared
inifile. |
| Lists
- Variable Groups |
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| Variable
Groups |
Variable
Groups can be used to organize your variables in different groups.
The standard group is "Default" which can't be removed.
When Variable Groups are used an extra submenu level will be visible
in the context popup menu. |
| Lists
- ACR Trigger List |
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| ACR
Trigger List |
Contains
a list of regular-expression which - if Automatic Crash Recovery is
enabled - will be applied against all logging. If a match is found
the daemon service will be restarted. |
