Dyntex Hosting - Manuals: Miva Empresa - Unix Configuration

Configuring Miva Empresa on Unix ME1014-04 3 globaltimeout When Miva Empresa has completed processing the information in the global
configuration file and begins to execute an active document, it sets a global timer
for the number of seconds specified by this variable. After the set number of
seconds has elapsed, Miva Empresa enters exit mode, closes all files, logs the
exit, and terminates. This helps in preventing processes from running too long.
Miva Empresa’s default value is 90 seconds and can be overridden by setting this
variable. Set this variable to 0 if you would like no global time-out to be set. • value format: seconds, defaults to 90 seconds importbuffersize When reading files associated with the <MvIMPORT> tag, Miva Empresa
allocates a buffer for the incoming data. This allows you to tune the performance
of Miva Empresa import processing to optimize data read performance.
(Reasonable numbers less than 100000 are a good idea on most systems and
smaller numbers, such as 10000, should be used on heavily loaded systems
without a lot of RAM.) • value format: bytes logfile This variable contains the name of the file where Miva Empresa should log its
operations. Refer to Activity Logging File on page 9. • value format: file name loglevel The level of verbosity for log reporting. • value format: 0 (off)
1 (script requests)
2 (script and file operations mailtimeout During sending and receiving mail operations, Miva Empresa opens a TCP/IP port
to the SMTP or POP3 host. This variable sets the number of seconds Miva
Empresa will wait for communication from the remote host. • value format: seconds, default is 30 maxfunctiondepth Sets the maximum number of nested function references allowed. • value format: whole number, default is 23