# This is a sample AcuServer configuration file
# You should edit it to match your needs

# The following lines are commented out to show you the default values
# If you want to use a different value then uncomment the line and change
# the value

#  This is the name of the Server Access File, which defines who has
#  access to your running AcuServer
#ACCESS-FILE       /etc/AcuAccess

#  For servers with multiple Network Interface Cards, this variable will
#  determine which address to use when listening for connections.  The
#  default value is blank, which will use the first address found.
#SERVER_IP

#  If you have multiple Network Interface Cards in your server, and each
#  card is associated with a different host name, then this variable can
#  be used to determine which name to use when listening for connections.
#  This is only used if SERVER_IP (above) is not used.
#  The default value is blank, which means to use the standard hostname.
#SERVER_NAME

#  DEFAULT-USER is used when the Server Access File has an unspecified
#  username.  In that case, this username will be used.
#DEFAULT-USER

#  This variable is used when the umask given in the Server Access File
#  is all blanks.  The default is 0.
#DEFAULT-UMASK     0

#  This variable specifies the port which AcuServer will listen on.  This
#  port needs to be the same for all clients accessing this server.  This
#  port also need to not be used by any other application on your server.
#  The default value is 6523.
#ACUSERVER-PORT    6523

#  This variable can be used to limit the size of error files.  The default
#  is 0, meaning that error files can be of unlimited size.
#MAX-ERROR-LINES   0

#  This variable determines how many times a client can send a password
#  before the connection is refused.
#PASSWORD-ATTEMPTS 3

#  This variable is used only under Windows.  When set, all files are
#  locked when opened, which can improve performance.
#LOCK-ALL-FILES    0

#  The rest of the variables are the same as in the runtime.  See your
#  runtime documentation for more information.
#LOCKS-PER-FILE    10
#MAX-FILES         32
#MAX-LOCKS         32
#V-BUFFERS         32
#V-BUFFER-DATA     1
#V-READ-AHEAD      1
#V-VERSION         4
# Some HP machines have a problem placing locks above the 1GB boundary.
# For these machines, the default V-SEG-SIZE is 1073740799.
#V-SEG-SIZE        2147482623 or 1073740799
