Annotation of freem/doc/freem.conf.5, revision 1.1
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! 42: .TH freem.conf 5 "17 April 2025" FreeM "FreeM User Manual"
! 43: .SH NAME
! 44: freem.conf - FreeM environment configuration
! 45: .SH DESCRIPTION
! 46: .PP
! 47: $PREFIX/etc/<environment-name>/freem.conf
! 48: contains configuration information for a single FreeM environment.
! 49:
! 50: The file is organized into a series of sections, such as
! 51: \fI[SYSTEM]\fR
! 52: , indicating the namespace to which the configuration values beneath it will apply
! 53: .RE
! 54:
! 55: .SH CONFIGURABLE OPTIONS
! 56: .TP
! 57: root
! 58: .RS 4
! 59: The base directory of this namespace - the default is
! 60: \fI$PREFIX/var/freem/<environment-name>/<namespace>\fR
! 61: .RE
! 62: .TP
! 63: routines_path
! 64: .RS 4
! 65: The location in which M routines are located for this namespace
! 66: .RE
! 67: .TP
! 68: globals_path
! 69: .RS 4
! 70: The location in which M globals are stored for this namespace
! 71: .RE
! 72: .TP
! 73: journal_file
! 74: .RS 4
! 75: The location of after-image journals (valid only in the
! 76: \fI[SYSTEM]\fR section)
! 77: .RE
! 78: .TP
! 79: journal_mode
! 80: .RS 4
! 81: If set to
! 82: \fIon\fR, enables after-image journaling for this environment (valid only in the
! 83: \fI[SYSTEM]\fR section), otherwise, set to
! 84: \fIoff\fR.
! 85: .RE
! 86: .TP
! 87: journal_cut_threshold
! 88: .RS 4
! 89: The number of bytes at which the current after-image journal file will be renamed and a new, empty after-image journal created. Defaults to 429496700 (4 GiB). Valid only in the
! 90: \fI[SYSTEM]\fR section.
! 91: .RE
! 92: .TP
! 93: zdate_format
! 94: .RS 4
! 95: The default format for the
! 96: \fI$ZDATE\fR intrinsic function. Defaults to
! 97: \fI%x\fR. See
! 98: \fBstrftime\fR(3) for valid format codes. Valid only in the
! 99: \fI[SYSTEM]\fR section.
! 100: .RE
! 101: .TP
! 102: ztime_format
! 103: .RS 4
! 104: The default format for the
! 105: \fI$ZTIME\fR intrinsic function. Defaults to
! 106: \fI%X\fR. See
! 107: \fBstrftime\fR(3) for valid format codes. Valid only in the
! 108: \fI[SYSTEM]\fR section.
! 109: .RE
! 110:
! 111: .SH "FILES"
! 112: .PP
! 113: $PREFIX/etc/freem/<environment-name>/freem.conf
! 114: .RS 4
! 115: FreeM environment configuration
! 116: .RE
! 117: .SH "SEE ALSO"
! 118: .PP
! 119: \fBfreem\fR(1),
! 120: \fBfmadm\fR(8),
! 121: \fBenv.conf\fR(5)
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