6.3.25 ssospmd action definition file (ssospmd.def)
In the ssospmd action definition file, define the actions of the ssospmd daemon process. If you have made any changes in this definition file, perform one of the following operations to apply these changes:
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Execute the ssospmd -r command.
Note that the changes might not become valid depending on the key that has been changed.
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Restart the ssospmd daemon process.
- Organization of this subsection
(1) Format
The following shows the format of the ssospmd action definition file.
When coding definitions in the ssospmd action definition file, note the following:
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If the definition file includes the same definitions, the definition written last is assumed to be valid, and those definitions preceding the last definition are ignored.
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When omitting the specification of a key on a line, omit the whole line.
(2) Description
The next table lists the items that must be, or can be, defined in the ssospmd action definition file.
Key name |
Value |
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max-logfile-size: <<4>> ((1 to 32 megabytes)) |
Specify the maximum size of a log file. |
logfile-num: <<3>> ((1 to 10)) |
Specify the number of the log files. |
trace: <<off>> |
Specify whether to output a trace file for troubleshooting at failure occurrence. To output the trace file, specify on. To not output the trace file, specify off. |
max-tracefile-size: <<4>> ((1 to 32 megabytes)) |
Specify the maximum size of a log file. |
tracefile-num: <<3>> ((1 to 10)) |
Specify the number of the trace files. |
nnm-coop-check-interval: <<10>> ((1 to 60 seconds)) |
Specify the interval for checking whether NNMi can be linked. |
nnm-coop-policy:# <<0>> ((0 or 1)) |
Specify 0 or 1 to specify how the daemon process managed by ssospmd acts when NNMi cannot be linked. 0: The daemon process enters the suspending status. 1: The daemon process enters the degenerating status. For the statuses of SSO daemon processes and status changes, see D. Daemon Process Status Transitions. |
# If you change the value of this item, you must restart the ssospmd daemon process.