",
htmlspecialchars("
project.hostname.ip
databasename
database.host.ip
database_user_name
database_password
shared_memory_key
http://A/URL
/path/to/directory
http://A/URL
/path/to/directory
http://A/URL
http://A/URL
/path/to/directory
[ N ]
[ N ]
[ N ]
[ ../
bin
cgi-bin
feeder -d 3
[ hostname.ip ]
[ 1 ]
...
get_load
5 min
[ host.ip ]
[ 1 ]
[ 1 ]
echo \"HI\" | mail root@example.com
1 day
...
"),
"
";
echo "The general project configuration elements are:";
list_start();
list_item("host", "name of project's main host, as given by Python's socket.hostname(). Daemons and tasks run on this host by default.");
list_item("db_name", "Database name");
list_item("db_host", "Database host machine");
list_item("db_user", "Database user name");
list_item("db_passwd", "Database password");
list_item("shmem_key", "ID of scheduler shared memory. Must be unique on host.");
list_item("download_url", "URL of data server for download");
list_item("download_dir", "absolute path of download directory");
list_item("upload_url", "URL of file upload handler");
list_item("upload_dir", "absolute path of upload directory");
list_item("cgi_url", "URL of scheduling server");
list_item("stripchart_cgi_url", "URL of stripchart server");
list_item("log_dir", "Path to the directory where the assimilator, feeder, transitioner and
cgi output logs are stored. This allows you to change the default log
directory path. If set explicitly, you can also use the 'grep logs'
features on the administrative pages. Note: enabling 'grep logs' with
very long log files can hang your server, since grepping GB files can
take a long time. If you enable this feature, be sure to rotate the
logs so that they are not too big.");
list_end();
echo "The following control features that you may or may not want available to users.";
list_start();
list_item("disable_account_creation", "If present, disallow account creation");
list_item("show_results", "Enable web site features that show results (per user, host, etc.)");
list_end();
echo "The following control the way in which results are scheduled, sent, and assigned to users and hosts.";
list_start();
list_item("one_result_per_user_per_wu", "If present, send at most one result of a given workunit to a given
user. This is useful for checking accuracy/validity of results. It
ensures that the results for a given workunit are generated by
different users. If you have a validator that compares
different results for a given workunits to ensure that they are
equivalent, you should probably enable this. Otherwise you may end up
validating results from a given user with results from the same
user.");
list_item("max_wus_to_send", "Maximum results sent per scheduler RPC. Helps prevent hosts with
trouble from getting too many results and trashing them. But you
should set this large enough so that a host which is only connected to
the net at intervals has enough work to keep it occupied in between
connections.");
list_item("min_sendwork_interval", "Minimum number of seconds to wait after sending results to a given
host, before new results are sent to the same host. Helps prevent
hosts with download or application problems from trashing lots of
results by returning lots of error results. But don't set it to be so
long that a host goes idle after completing its work, before getting
new work.");
list_item("daily_result_quota", "Maximum number of results sent to a given host in a 24-hour
period. Helps prevent hosts with download or application problems from
returning lots of error results. Be sure to set it large enough that
a host does not go idle in a 24-hour period, and can download enough
work to keep it busy if disconnected from the net for a few days.");
list_item("enforce_delay_bound", "Don't send results to hosts too slow to complete them within delay bound");
list_end();
// THE INFORMATION BELOW NEEDS TO BE ORGANIZED AND PUT INTO TABLES OR SOME OTHER LESS CRAMPED FORM
echo "
Tasks are periodic, short-running jobs.
<cmd> and <period> are required.
OUTPUT specifies the file to output and by default is COMMAND_BASE_NAME.out.
Commands are run in the <bin_dir> directory
which is a path relative to <project_dir> and output to <log_dir>.
Daemons are continuously-running programs. The process ID is recorded in the <pid_dir> directory and the process is sent a SIGHUP in a DISABLE operation.
Both tasks and daemons can run on a different host (specified by <host>). The default is the project's main host, which is specified in config.host A daemon or task can be turned off by adding the <disabled> element. As well, there may be some tasks you wish to run via cron regardless of whether or not the project is enabled (for example, a script that logs the current CPU load of the host machine). You can do so by adding the <always_run> element (<disabled> takes precedence over <always_run>). "; page_tail(); ?>