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Avaya Media Processing Server Series System Reference Manual

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ASE Configuration Files

The ase.cfg File

The ase.cfg file identifies the names of processes that are associated with the

Application Services Environment (see ASE Processes on page 36). If processes are

intended to be run on nodes other than the one containing this file, this is to be

indicated for each process in the HOST column. Otherwise, a dash in this column

indicates the local node.

VMST is aliased as vms in its SRP startup files, but should not be confused with

previous (“non-extended”) versions of VMS.

The string "$1" must be the only entry on the first line of this file. If the line does not

exist, it must be added manually.

Example: ase.cfg

# Example ase.cfg file.

# NAME HOST PRI COMMAND LINE

vms - 0 vms (Solaris entry)

vmst - 0 vmst (NT entry)

Field Name Description

NAME Shorthand notation by which that process is known to SRP, vsh, and

any other process that attempts to connect to it by name (essentially

the process' well-known system name).

HOST Lists host node used for command and application processing. If

processes are to run locally only, this column contains a dash.

PRI Real time priority. Currently not supported on Windows. A value of 0

in this column both forces the use of the time-sharing class (in case it

was set to something else) and sets the numeric priority value to the

default base priority for the class. This setting should not be changed

on Solaris systems.

COMMAND Actual command line (binary) to be executed. Command line

arguments can be specified if the command and all arguments are

enclosed in quotes (see proxy in examples above). The normal shell

backslash escape mode ("\")may be used to embed quotes in the

command line. A command with a path component with a leading

slash is assumed to be a full path designation and SRP makes no

other attempt to locate the program. If the command path doesn’t

begin with a slash, SRP uses the (system) PATH environment variable

to locate the item. Avaya package installations add the various binary

location paths to this environment variable during their executions.

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