Example; Configuration Variables - HP P4535A - Web Cache Server Appliance Administrator's Manual

Appendix D

Example

In the following example, the variable
. This means that the name of the Traffic Server proxy is
my_server
CONFIG proxy.config.proxy_name STRING my_server
In the following example, the variable
disables the option. A value of 1 enables the option:
CONFIG proxy.config.arm.enabled INT 0
In the following example, the variable sets the cluster startup timeout to 10 seconds.
CONFIG proxy.config.cluster.startup_timeout INT 10

Configuration variables

The following table describes the configuration variables listed in the
Configuration Variable
Data Type
proxy.config.proxy_name
STRING
proxy.config.bin_path
STRING
proxy.config.proxy_binary
STRING
proxy.config.proxy_binary_opts
STRING
proxy.config.manager_binary
STRING
proxy.config.cli_binary
STRING
proxy.config.watch_script
STRING
proxy.config.env_prep
STRING
proxy.config.config_dir
STRING
proxy.config.temp_dir
STRING
proxy.config.syslog_facility
STRING
proxy.config.cop.core_signal
INT
proxy.config.proxy_name
proxy.config.arm.enabled
Default Value Description
System Variables
Specifies the name of the Traffic Server node.
bin Specifies the location of Traffic Server's /
home/TS4/<version>/bin directory.
traffic_server Specifies the name of the executable that runs
the traffic_server process.
-M Specifies the command-line options for
starting Traffic Server.
traffic_ Specifies the name of the executable that runs
manager the traffic_manager process.
traffic_line Specifies the name of the executable that runs
the command-line interface (Traffic Line).
traffic_cop Specifies the name of the executable that runs
the traffic_cop process.
example_ Specifies the script that is executed before the
prep.sh traffic_manager process spawns the
traffic_server process.
config Specifies the directory that contains the
Traffic Server configuration files.
/tmp Specifies the directory used for Traffic Server
temporary files.
LOG_ Specifies the facility used to record system
DAEMON log files.
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0 Specifies the signal that is sent to
traffic_cop's managed processes to stop them.
0 = no signal is sent.
Configuration Files
is of datatype string and its value is
.
my_server
is a yes/no flag. A value of
file.
records.config
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