xcdadmin

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# Configurable Options:
#
# The variables in this section hold information that is
# subject to varying McIDAS-XCD configurations.  Please
# check the values of each of these variables and make
# any necessary changes to accommodate your system's
# configuration.  Note: The value of 'xcd_data_path'
# must be modified in order for the xcdadmin script to
# work.

xcd_admin="oper"
xcd_admin_home="/home/oper"
xcd_admin_profile="$xcd_admin_home/.profile"

# The 'xcd_data_path' holds the fully qualified path to
# the directory in which XCD data will be written. This
# variable must be changed for the 'xcdadmin' script to
# work.

xcd_data_path="Insert path to XCD data directory here"

# The 'xcd_log_file' variable holds the fully qualified path
# to the file in which output from 'startxcd' is written.
# This file must be writable by the McIDAS-XCD admin
# account. It is advisable to set up a daily cron job which
# calls 'xcdadmin log -r' to rotate the log file. Otherwise
# it is possible for the log file to grow until it fills the
# disk.

xcd_log_file=$xcd_admin_home/xcd.log

# The 'seconds_to_wait' variable holds the number of
# seconds to wait for data monitors to exit gracefully
# before a 'kill' command is used.  It is beneficial to
# wait for data monitors to exit on their own accord
# because data can be lost if/when 'kill' is used.

seconds_to_wait=30

# The 'statdisp_refresh' variable holds the refresh rate
# in seconds for the statdisp window.

statdisp_refresh=5

# Number of old log files to keep on disk. When
# 'xcdadmin log -r' is called the name of the current log
# file is appended with the current date and time, e.g.
# xcd.log.Apr12_1200_GMT and a new log file 'xcd.log' is
# created.  Then the number of old log files is checked
# and if it exceeds 'num_logs_to_save' then the older
# log files will be deleted.  For example; If you rotate
# the logs daily then setting 'num_logs_to_save' to 7
# results in saving one week's worth of log files in
# addition to the current log file on disk.

num_logs_to_save=7

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