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# Copyrights     : CNRS
# Author         : Oleg Lodygensky
# Acknowledgment : XtremWeb-HEP is based on XtremWeb 1.8.0 by inria : http://www.xtremweb.net/
# Web            : http://www.xtremweb-hep.org
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#



# Simple Host Configuration File

# Next defines the role as worker
# This is used by the launcher 
role=worker

# Next is used for group worker only
# A group worker is worker connecting with WORKER_USER user rights
# which identity is defined in a user group
# Such a worker can then not only compute public applications, but also
# its own group ones
# Next variable may contains the worker group label (and its group only)
# this tells that the worker does not accept public jobs, but its own group ones only
# (if this is empty or not defined, group worker accept public jobs too)
#project=

# Next defines URL where launcher can find XtremWeb binary
# Default : n/a
launcherurl=@LAUNCHERURL@

####### XtremWeb dispatcher
# There put the location of the root XtremWeb server
dispatchers=@DISPATCHERS@
# Next line shows how to set several servers (names must be delimited by space or tabulation)
#dispatchers=host1 host2 host 3

####### Data servers
# There put the location of the data sever
# Default is XtremWeb dispatchers
#dataservers=@DATASERVERS@
# Next line shows how to set several servers (names must be delimited by space or tabulation)
#dataservers=host1 host2 host 3

# next is TCP port
# default value : 4321
## tcpport=4321

# next is ssl TCP port
# default value : 4322
## tcpsport=4322

# next is UDP port
# default value = 4323
## udpport=4323

# next is the worker HTTP port
# the worker may listen (See server.http property) to display its status
# default value : 4324
## httpworkerport=4324

# next is the server HTTP port
# default value : 80
## httpport=80

# next is server HTTPS port
# default value : 443
## httpsport=443

# next is XML RPC port
# default value : 4327
## xmlrpcport=4327

# next is Sun RPC port
# default value : 4328
## sunrpcport=4328

# next is proxy port
# default value : -1 (means don't used)
## proxyport=-1

#
# This is the proxy resolved name
# default : null
# Since 7.3.0
#proxyserver=


#
# Internode communications needs a running SmartSockets hub; this may also denote a hub network<br />
# Property name : "smartsocketshubaddr"<br />
# Property type : string<br />
# Default value : null
# @since 8.3.2
#
#smartsocketshubaddr=

#
# This tells if this host accepts to run job that listen for incoming connections
# Property name : "incomingconnections"
# Property type : boolean
# Default value : false
# @since 8.0.0
#
incomingconnections=true

#
# This contains the max amount of entries in local cache
# Default : 10000
#cachesize

# Login and password to connect to the server (required)
login=@DEFAULTUSER@
password=@DEFAULTPASSWORD@

#
# Following are two ACL variables
# They must contains regular expression (regexp)
#
# Regexp examples
#  - accept all incoming connection                : .*
#  - accept incoming connection from '168.192.*.*' : 168\.192\..*
#  - accept incoming connection from '*.in2P3.fr'  : .*\.in2p3\.fr
#  - reject incoming connection from '168.192.*.*' : -168\.192\..*
#  - reject incoming connection from '*.in2P3.fr'  : -.*\.in2p3\.fr
#
# Communication Access Control List (ACL)
# By default you can only access the server from localhost.
# This may contains several comma separated regexp
# Example
# servercommacl=.*

#
# ACL to server status and administration
# XWHEP parts accept incoming connection to display their status and allow
# some configuration modification
# By default you can only access the server from localhost.
# This may contains several comma separated regexp
# Example
# serverstatacl=168\.192\..*


# next defines whether to use NIO
# default value : true
# this is forced to false, if using HTTPClient
## javanio=true


#####
# How many jobs a worker may compute simultaneously
# default is the number of detected CPUs, automatically set at runtime
# minimum is 1
# workpoolsize=-1
#####


#
# This starts or not the http server
# This HTTP server is intended to configure the worker on the fly
# So that any volunteer PC owner can interact with its worker
# Default is true
#
#startserverhttp=false

##### Name of the class to use as an activator (default is AlwaysActive) 
# The activator controls which ressources can be used at a given time
# currently, only the CPU is handled
#

# This activator turns the worker always on (the worker always computes)
## activatorclass=xtremweb.worker.AlwaysActive

# use this activator if you want XtremWeb to monitor 
# mouse and keyboard activity to know if it can start a computation
# (currently only supperted under Linux)
## activatordelay=20

# Duration in minutes before launching a computation when no
# keyboard or mouse activity was detected
## activatorclass=xtremweb.worker.TCPActivator

# simple shell to set the activity mask. The activity 
# mask determine which activity are allowed, see source code
# of xtremweb.worker.activator for more details. 
# For example, TCPActivator can be used with netcat to easily control
# the worker from a shell script.
# something like
# % echo 0 | nc -q 0 localhost 10000
# will stop computation, while
# % echo 1 | nc -q localhost 10000
# will start the computaion if some jobs are available


#
# NOTE -- *          Decembre 2005         *
# NOTE -- **********************************
# NOTE -- *                                *
# NOTE -- *          CPUACTIVATOR          *
# NOTE -- *                                *
# NOTE -- *       has been disabled        *
# NOTE -- *          due to bugs :(        *
# NOTE -- **********************************
#
# OS : linux     this is automatically replaced by xtremweb.worker.AlwaysActive
#                (under Linux, the provided startup scripts nice processes to 10)
# OS : win32     this is automatically replaced by xtremweb.worker.WinSaverActivator
# OS : Mac OS X  this is automatically replaced by xtremweb.worker.DateActivator
#
#activatorclass=xtremweb.worker.CpuActivator

#
# cpuLoad aims to determine computation time accordingly to the machine CPU loads.
# It is only used with the CpuActivator activator
#
# Here's how it works :
#   If more than cpuLoad is requiered by the host for any job but the XW xorker,
#   the worker stops computing.
#   This test must be true for up to 1.5s so that the worker stops computing
#   only if the CPU seems "seriously" required by its owner
#
# Default is 50
#
#cpuLoad=50

#
# computing.jobs tells how many jobs a worker should computing and die
#
# Default is -1 : the worker will never dy
#
#computingjobs=-1

#
# This timeout value has a different meaning for worker and for client
#
# Worker
# ------
# This is the timeout to wait between to work requests in milliseconds
# This timeout is multiplicated by 2  between two unsuccessfull requests (work
# request returned no job) up to 4 times so that the maximum delay between
# to requests is (4 * timeout)
# Setting less than 10 is a very special case: the worker then does not
# write all files to disk. Hence if it crashes, it will not be able to
# recover all informations
#
# Client
# ------
# This is the time to wait for a each job to complete
#
# -----------------------
# This is in milliseconds
# Default is 15000
#
#timeout=15000

#
# This is the socket timeout
# This is in milliseconds
# Default is 60000
# Setting it to zero means wait for ever; it is at your own risk, keep in mind that Zero may block the worker for ever
#
#sotimeout=0

#
# This defines how many times we keep trying on socket timeout
# Default is 50
# This is forced to default value, if < 1
#
#soretries=1

#
# This is the max timeout to wait for a job; after this timeout the worker dies.
# This is expecially usefull to deploy workers over Grids, so that we don't use
# a machine for nothing.
# A value <= 0 means wait forever
#
# This is in seconds
# Default is -1
#
#noopTimeout=-1

#
# This contains class names to get time stamps for
# Note : substrings are allowed
# (*) "SimpleScheduler" matches "SimpleScheduler" only
#     but "Scheduler" matches "SimpleScheduler", "MatchingScheduler" etc.
# (*) "CommHandler" matches "CommHandler" only
#     but "Handler" matches "TCPHandler", "UDPHandler", "CommHandler" etc.
# (*) "xtremweb" matches all classes
# (*) etc.
#
# Default is "" (turned off)
#
#mileStones=xtremweb

#
# commLayer is a String determining the communication layer to use
# Possible values : 
#   - xtremweb.communications.TCPClient   (this is the default)
#   - xtremweb.communications.HTTPClient
#   - xtremweb.communications.UDPFTClient  (UDP is a very special case and should only be used with care)
#   - xtremweb.communications.XMLRPCClient (this does not work yet)
#
# Octobre 2005 :
#     UDP **ONLY** support minimalistic transfers (size < 16KB)
#     This is still a prototype :)
#     (conterpoint : if you are sure transfers are < 16KB, everything works just fine)
#     (transfers include app binary, job params etc.)
#
# Default is xtremweb.communications.TCPClient
#
#commLayer=xtremweb.communications.HTTPClient

#
# commHandlers is a String determining the communication handlers
# This contains a comma separated list of colon separated tuples
#
# Example : 
#       xw:xtremweb.communications.TCPClient,http:xtremweb.communications.HTTPClient
#
# Default is xw:<commLayer value>,http:xtremweb.communications.HTTPClient
# This automatically always includes default values
# Values provided here are then added to handlers
#
# See commLayer
#
# Since June 2009, XWHEP also accepts ADICS P2P data platform by Cardiff University
# See http://www.p2p-adics.org/
#
commHandlers=attic:xtremweb.communications.HTTPClient

#
# sharedapps is a String determining the local applications the worker wants to share.
# This contains a comma separated list of application types. 
# See xtremweb.common.ApplicationType
#
# Example : 
#  sharedapps=virtualbox,vmware,vlc
#
# Default is null
#
#sharedapps=VirtualBox

#
# sharedpackages is a String determining local packages
# This contains a comma separated list of packages
# The name here must be the name of the needed packages for the registered application
#
# Example : 
#  sharedpackages=root,geant4
#
# Default is null
#
#sharedpackages=


#
# connectionLess tells to communicate in connectionless mode
# (i.e. connect, send message, disconnect)
# If set to false, we use connected communication mode
# (i.e. connect once forever at warm up, and disconnect only at shut down)
#
# This has only a sense for TCP communications
#
# Default is true
#
#connectionLess=true

#
# multipleInstances tells whether multiple workers may run on a single host
# Allowing may overbook CPU
#
# Default is false
#
#multipleInstances=false

#
# optimizeZip tells to optimze zipping process or not
# Zip optimization is quite brutal : we just don't zip if there is only 
# one tiny file to zip since zipping has a huge CPU cost
# Otherwise, if there is more than one file, or if this one but huge file
# we do zip
#
# Default is true
#
#optimizeZip=true

#
# optimizeNetwork to try to optimize network traffic
#
# Default is true
#
#optimizeNetwork=true

#
# javaExec tells how to launch native applications; either with xtremweb.exec.Executor
# which is the default, or with standard java Runtime.exec()
# Be aware that if you use java Runtime, stdin, stdout and stderr are not managed! 
# Default is false
#
#javaRuntime=false

# Use DateActivator if you want to define gaps usage for XtremWeb
# This works 'a la' crontab.
#
# OS : all
#
# This uses activator.date to define gaps.
# Several comma separated gaps may be provided.
# Be aware that defining days with no hours, defines full days (e.g. 24 hours)
# Field grammar:
# - '*'   :  every possible values
# - <x>   :  a unic value
# - <x-y> :  a couple of values separated by an hyphen ('-') defining a gap from x to y
#
# Two fields are allowed :
#   - 1st field defines days of week
#     - '*' for every day
#     - '1', 'Sun' or 'Sunday'
#     - '2', 'Mon' or 'Monday'
#     - ...
#     - '7', 'Sat' or 'Saturday'
#     - <N-M> a couple (of integers or Strings) defining days from N to M
#   - 2nd field defines hours
#     - '*'    every hour
#     - <N>    an integer defining a complete hour (0 <= N <= 23)
#     - <N-M>  a couple of integers defining hours from N:00 to M:59 (0,0 <= N,M <= 23,23)
#
# Examples:
#   - *        *      : every days, full day
#   - *        1      : every days, from 1:00AM  to 1:59AM
#   - *        11-17  : every days, from 11:00AM to 5:59PM
#   - 1        *      : every sunday
#   - Thu      *      : every thursday
#   - 2-Thu    *      : from tuesday  to thursday
#   - 4-2      *      : from thursday to tuesday
#   - Thu-Tue  18-3   : from thursday to tuesday, from 6:00PM to 3:59AM
#   - Thu-Tue  18-3, Sat-Sun *   : from thursday to tuesday, from 6:00PM to 3:59AM  
#                                  **AND**  every week ends, full day
#
#activatorclass=xtremweb.worker.DateActivator
#
# Next is the DateActivator parameter which tells when to compute as described above
# Default is to compute nightly
activationdate=* 20-7


# activator that wait for the screensaver to start before allowing 
# the worker to compute.
# OS : win32
## activatorclass=xtremweb.worker.WinSaverActivator


# activator that wait for the screensaver to start before allowing 
# the worker to compute.
# OS : Mac OS X
## activatorclass=xtremweb.worker.MacSaverActivator


#### Location of temporary directories
# XtremWeb needs to use some disk space to store temporary files.
# If you need to use an other directory uncomment this line and specify your own
#
# Default is /tmp
# Note : please use full path; don't use ~ or any variable (e.g. $HOME)
#        they are not correctly interpreted
#
# tmpdir=/tmp
####


####
# This tells whether worker accepts binary and Java (.JAR) applications
# If this is set to false, worker accepts xtremweb.services.* method calls only
# as well as jobs for localapps
# Default is true
# acceptBin=true

#### Configuration of the Sandbox tools.
# The Sandbox is a security programm that permits a better security
# level of XtremWeb. It permits your computer to be protected from the
# application ran on your host.
# If you wish to use a sand box tool set sandbox.enable to "true" else set
# it to "false" or comment it.
# If true, you must set sandbox.path and sandbox.start.args below
#
# Default is false
# sandboxenabled=true

# give here the full path and name of the sandbox system and the
# command line arguments without "
#
# Under Mac OS >= 10.5 you can use
# sandboxpath=/usr/bin/sandbox-exec
# sandboxstart.args=-f /usr/share/sandbox/xgridagentd_task_nobody.sb
#
# sandboxpath=/path_to_sanabox/bin
# sandboxstart.args=
####

#### worker keystore
# SSL requires a file to store the certificate provided by the XtremWeb Server
# by default it uses the certificate bundled with the software
SSLKeyStore=../keystore/xwhepworker.keys
####
#If you change the following remember to regenerate the keys
#SSLKEYpassphrase: @KEYPASSPHRASE@
#If you change the following remember to regenerate the keys
#SSLKEYpassword: @KEYWORKERPASSWORD@


#
# This tells if XWHEP worker is a Pilot Job running on an SG ressource (e.g. EGEE)
# This is set by the bridge
# This is deprecated; SGID is better : it is automatically set at runtime
# Property name : "pilotjob"
# Property type : boolean
# Default : false
#
#pilotjob=false

#
# This is the pilot job SG identifier
# This can not be set by hand; this is automatically set by the worker from its environment
# Property name : sgid
# Property type : string
# Default : System.getenv("GLITE_WMS_JOBID")
#
#sgid=


#
# This is the expected job URI
# This is for SpeQuLoS (EDGI/JRA2)
# This is a one shot attribute : the worker will ask this job first.
# Whatever is the result of the job request using this attribute,
# this is automatically set to null so that the worker tries only once
# and then acts as usual.
#
# Property name : jobid
# Property type : URI
#
#jobid=

#
# This is the expected group job URI
# This is for SpeQuLoS (EDGI/JRA2)
# If this attributes is set, the worker will compute jobs submitted within
# this group only
# This attribute should never be set, except in the very specific context of 
# quality of service as defined by SpeQuLoS
#
# Property name : batchid
# Property type : URI
#
#batchid=


#### Trace collector
# Comment this to disable the Traces Collector. This system records
# some activity of your computer and send it to the server. This is
# only usefull for research work.
#traces=false
#####

#
# this inserts a system tray icon
systemtray=true

##### Logging 

#
# 15 avril 2008 : we don't use log4j any more since we suspect memory leaks
# we have developped our own little logger
# Available logging levels :     
#  FINEST
#  DEBUG
#  CONFIG
#  INFO
#  WARN
#  ERROR
loggerlevel=@LOGGERLEVEL@


#####
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