Editing LISTSERV Maestro INI Files

The following rules apply to the lui.ini, hub.ini, tracker.ini, and tomcat.ini INI-files, which are the configuration files for the Maestro User Interface, Administration Hub, and Maestro Tracker components. (The my.ini configuration file of the internal MySQL database follows different rules since it’s a third party product. See the MySQL documentation for details.)

•	All INI-files are text files and assumed to be encoded in the default encoding for the platform being used. For most English/European installations that would be ISO-8859-1 [Latin 1 – Western European].

•	In the files, every parameter occupies one line. Each line must be terminated by a line terminator (LF, CR, or CRLF). All lines in the file are processed.

•	A line that contains only white space or whose first non-white space character is an ASCII “#” or “!” is regarded as a comment, and its content is ignored.

•	Every line other than a blank line or a comment line describes one parameter (except if a line ends with a backslash “\”, then the following line, if it exists, is treated as a continuation line, as described below).

•	A parameter always consists of a key and a value. Keys and values are separated by white space or “=” or “:”. Any white space around the separation character is also ignored.

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All remaining characters on the line become part of the associated value. Some characters which otherwise have special meanings, need to be escaped with a backslash. The ASCII escape sequences “\t”(TAB), “\n”(LF), “\r”(CR), “\\”(backslash), “\"”(quotation mark), “\'”(apostrophe), “\ “(space), and “\uxxxx” (where “xxxx” is the Unicode-value of the required character, expressed in hexadecimal format) are recognized and converted to single characters.

•	In the case that the last character on a line is a “\”, then the next line is treated as a continuation of the current line; the “\” and line terminator is simply discarded, and any leading white space characters on the continuation line are also discarded and are not part of the parameter value.

Note that a space appears before each “\” so that a space will appear after each comma in the final result; the “\”, the line terminator and leading white space on the continuation line are discarded and are not replaced by one or more other characters.

The following table shows all possible entries of the lui.ini file for the Maestro User Interface component. For any entry that is missing in the INI-file, the corresponding default value is assumed. Changes in INI files require a restart of the component to take effect.

Entry Key	Description
AddJobIdToAllMessages	Defines if the LISTSERV Maestro job ID should be included in the message ID of all outgoing emails or not. Set to either true or false. Default: false
AllowCharsetChoice	Defines if the user is allowed to change the content charset on a job-by-job basis, or if he has to accept the default charset (see “DefaultMailCharset”). Default: true See Section 27.1 Defining the Default Mail Charset.
AllowISO-i-Mails	Defines if the special bi-directional charsets”ISO-8859-6-i” and “ISO-8859-8-i” will be used in outgoing mail instead of their normal Iso-8859 counterparts. Default: true See Section 27.2 Allowing or Disallowing Bi-Directional Character Sets.
AllowPersistentCookies	Defines if the Maestro User Interface is allowed to store persistent cookies in the client browser so that the user interface may remember certain user settings between two sessions. If set to “false”, then these settings will be stored as session-cookies only and will be forgotten when the browser is closed. Default: true
ChangeLog	Specifies whether or not a change log of subscriber activities (for hosted lists and datasets) is to be created. (Optionally) If a change log file is used, then this defines the time period for each log (i.e. daily, weekly, monthly, or yearly). See Section 13.2 Subscriber Activity Change Log. Default: false
ClickThroughURL	Path-part of the click-through tracking URL used for URLs without passing of merged parameters. Default: /trk/click
ClickThroughPPURL	Path-part of the click-through tracking URL used for URLs with passing of merged parameters. Default: /trk/click
CreatePersonalProfileTables	Specify whether full personal profiles should be stored in the system database when personal tracking is used. Default: true See Section 19 Tracking and Recipient Profiles .
DefaultCustomizationLanguage	Defines the language that is to be used for the membership area subscriber pages of all datasets that do not have their own membership area language defined. The language must be specified using its corresponding two-letter ISO language code (in lower case), as defined by the alpha-2 code of ISO-639-1 (see http://www.loc.gov/standards/iso639-2/php/English_list.php). Default: “English (Default)”
DefaultMailCharset	Defines the charset that is to be used as the charset of the content for newly created jobs that are not copies of existing jobs. May or may not be changed by user (see “AllowCharsetChoice”). Default: ISO-8859-1 See Section 27.1 Defining the Default Mail Charset.
DistributeChunkSize	Defines if distribute chunking will be performed and with which chunk size. A chunk size of zero or less means that no distribute chunking will be performed. A positive non-zero chunk size means that chunking will be performed with chunks of the given size, but with a minimum size of 10000 (i.e. any positive chunk size less than 10000 will be treated as if 10000 had been specified). Default: 100000
ExpiredConfirmCleanupInterval	Determines how often the system looks for (and cleans out) expired unconfirmed subscriptions to hosted tables and lists (i.e., subscriptions that were not confirmed during the given expiration interval – see INI-file parameter OptInConfirmationExpiration). Specified as a number, which defines the cleanup interval length in “hours” (i.e., every “N” hours the system checks for expired subscriptions and cleans them out). Default: 1 See the LISTSERV Maestro Data Administrator’s Manual for more information about subscription confirmations.
ExternalHostName	The host name of the Maestro User Interface server as seen by clients that access the user interface with a web browser. To be used if clients shall access the server with a different host name than the normal internal host name of the server, for example when using a proxy. Default: The value of the HostName parameter, if present. Otherwise the normal host name (canonical host name) of the server running the Maestro User Interface. See Section 23.3.1 Configuring LISTSERV Maestro Components with Server Name Aliases or Proxies.
ExternalHTTPPort	The HTTP (or HTTPS) port of the Maestro User Interface server as seen by clients that access the user interface with a web browser. To be used if the external port of the server is different than the default for the protocol employed (both if the normal HTTP or the secure HTTPS protocol is employed). Default: 80 (if the protocol is HTTP) or 443 (if the protocol is HTTPS) See Section 14.2.1 Configuring the HTTP Port.
ExternalProtocolIsHTTPS	Defines if HTTPS is used as the access protocol for the Maestro User Interface web-interface pages. Set to “true” if HTTPS is used, or “false”, if normal HTTP is used. Default: false See Section 18 Securing Access with SSL.
Home	Home folder in which work-files are kept. Default: subfolder “lui” in installation folder
HostName	The host name of the local machine that is to be used whenever a name is required to identify the local host (and no other INI-parameter overrides this for a specific purpose). Default: normal host name (canonical host name) of the server running the Maestro User Interface.
HubContext	Context-path part of the user interface access URLs for the Administration Hub component. Default: hub
HubExternalHostName	The host name of the Administration Hub server as seen by clients that access the hub interface with a web browser. To be used if clients shall access the hub server with a different host name than the normal internal host name of the server, for example if the server has several names or when using a proxy. Default: the host name defined by the RegistryHubHost parameter. If that parameter is not present either, the normal host name (canonical host name) of the server running the Maestro User Interface. See Section 23 Distributed Components.
HubExternalHTTPPort	The HTTP (or HTTPS) port of the Administration Hub server as seen by clients that access the hub user interface with a web browser. To be used if the external port of the server is different than the default for the protocol employed (both if the normal HTTP or the secure HTTPS protocol is employed). Default: 80 (if the protocol is HTTP) or 443 (if the protocol is HTTPS) See Section 14.2.1 Configuring the HTTP Port.
HubExternalProtocolIsHTTPS	Defines if HTTPS is used as the access protocol for the Administration Hub web-interface pages. Set to “true” if HTTPS is used, or “false”, if normal HTTP is used. Default: false See Section 18 Securing Access with SSL.
HubRMIPort	Internal communication port (RMI-Port) of the Administration Hub server. Default: 1099 See Section 14.2.2 Configuring the Internal Communication Port.
MaintenanceMode	Defines if the Maestro User Interface component will run in maintenance mode or not. Default: false See Section 6.3 User Restrictions.
OpenUpURL	Path-part of the open-up tracking URL. Default: /trk/open
OptInConfirmExpiration	The expiration time for unconfirmed subscriptions to hosted datasets and lists – i.e., the amount of time after the initial subscription request during which the subscriber may confirm the subscription (“double opt-in”) before the subscription request expires and is removed. Specified as a number, which defines the expiration time in hours. Default: 48 See the LISTSERV Maestro Data Administrator’s Manual for more information about subscription confirmations.
RegistryHubHost	Host name of the server with the Administration Hub component. Default: localhost
RemoteAdminPassword	Password for remote log file access. Default: none (no remote log file access allowed)
RestoreBackup	Path name of the folder containing the backup that shall be restored during the next startup. Note: This key will be automatically removed from the INI-file during the next startup. Default: none See Section 11.7 Restoring a Backup.
RMIPort	Internal communication port (RMI-Port) of the Maestro User Interface server. Default: 1099 See Section 14.2.2 Configuring the Internal Communication Port.
TrackerHost	Host name of the server with the Maestro Tracker component. Default: localhost See Section 23.2.3 Moving the Maestro Tracker Component to Another Server.
ShowEventsCountOnDashboard	Define if the “Currently in the system” section of the dashboard is supposed to display the current count of events in the system or not. On systems with a lot of events, the calculation of this count may be slow, thus slowing down the dashboard display. In this case it may be a good idea to disable the display of this count by supplying “false”. Default: true
TrackerRMIPort	Internal communications port (RMI-Port) of the Maestro Tracker server Default: 1099 See Section 14.2.2 Configuring the Internal Communication Port.
xTrkExternalProtocolIsHTTPS	Defines if HTTPS is used as the access protocol for the TRK component (i.e. for the tracking URLs). Set to “true” if HTTPS is used, or “false”, if normal HTTP is used. Default: false
UnsubscribedCleanupInterval	Determines how often the system looks for (and cleans out) subscribers of hosted LISTSERV lists that have unsubscribed by email (i.e. not by the LISTSERV Maestro web interface). Specified as a number, which defines the cleanup interval length in “minutes” (i.e., every “N” minutes the system checks for unsubscribed subscribers and cleans out their data.) Default: 10 See the LISTSERV Maestro Data Administrator’s Manual for more information about subscription confirmations.

Entry Key

Description

AddJobIdToAllMessages

Defines if the LISTSERV Maestro job ID should be included in the message ID of all outgoing emails or not. Set to either true or false.

Default: false

AllowCharsetChoice

Defines if the user is allowed to change the content charset on a job-by-job basis, or if he has to accept the default charset (see “DefaultMailCharset”).

Default: true

See Section 27.1 Defining the Default Mail Charset.

AllowISO-i-Mails

Defines if the special bi-directional charsets”ISO-8859-6-i” and “ISO-8859-8-i” will be used in outgoing mail instead of their normal Iso-8859 counterparts.

Default: true

See Section 27.2 Allowing or Disallowing Bi-Directional Character Sets.

AllowPersistentCookies

Defines if the Maestro User Interface is allowed to store persistent cookies in the client browser so that the user interface may remember certain user settings between two sessions. If set to “false”, then these settings will be stored as session-cookies only and will be forgotten when the browser is closed.

Default: true

ChangeLog

Specifies whether or not a change log of subscriber activities (for hosted lists and datasets) is to be created.

(Optionally) If a change log file is used, then this defines the time period for each log (i.e. daily, weekly, monthly, or yearly).

See Section 13.2 Subscriber Activity Change Log.

Default: false

ClickThroughURL

Path-part of the click-through tracking URL used for URLs without passing of merged parameters.
Default: /trk/click

ClickThroughPPURL

Path-part of the click-through tracking URL used for URLs with passing of merged parameters.
Default: /trk/click

CreatePersonalProfileTables

Specify whether full personal profiles should be stored in the system database when personal tracking is used.
Default: true

See Section 19 Tracking and Recipient Profiles .

DefaultCustomizationLanguage

Defines the language that is to be used for the membership area subscriber pages of all datasets that do not have their own membership area language defined. The language must be specified using its corresponding two-letter ISO language code (in lower case), as defined by the alpha-2 code of ISO-639-1 (see http://www.loc.gov/standards/iso639-2/php/English_list.php).
Default: “English (Default)”

DefaultMailCharset

Defines the charset that is to be used as the charset of the content for newly created jobs that are not copies of existing jobs. May or may not be changed by user (see “AllowCharsetChoice”).
Default: ISO-8859-1

See Section 27.1 Defining the Default Mail Charset.

DistributeChunkSize

Defines if distribute chunking will be performed and with which chunk size. A chunk size of zero or less means that no distribute chunking will be performed. A positive non-zero chunk size means that chunking will be performed with chunks of the given size, but with a minimum size of 10000 (i.e. any positive chunk size less than 10000 will be treated as if 10000 had been specified).

Default: 100000

ExpiredConfirmCleanupInterval

Determines how often the system looks for (and cleans out) expired unconfirmed subscriptions to hosted tables and lists (i.e., subscriptions that were not confirmed during the given expiration interval – see INI-file parameter OptInConfirmationExpiration). Specified as a number, which defines the cleanup interval length in “hours” (i.e., every “N” hours the system checks for expired subscriptions and cleans them out).

Default: 1

See the LISTSERV Maestro Data Administrator’s Manual for more information about subscription confirmations.

ExternalHostName

The host name of the Maestro User Interface server as seen by clients that access the user interface with a web browser. To be used if clients shall access the server with a different host name than the normal internal host name of the server, for example when using a proxy.

Default: The value of the HostName parameter, if present. Otherwise the normal host name (canonical host name) of the server running the Maestro User Interface.

See Section 23.3.1 Configuring LISTSERV Maestro Components with Server Name Aliases or Proxies.

ExternalHTTPPort

The HTTP (or HTTPS) port of the Maestro User Interface server as seen by clients that access the user interface with a web browser. To be used if the external port of the server is different than the default for the protocol employed (both if the normal HTTP or the secure HTTPS protocol is employed).
Default: 80 (if the protocol is HTTP) or 443 (if the protocol is HTTPS)

See Section 14.2.1 Configuring the HTTP Port.

ExternalProtocolIsHTTPS

Defines if HTTPS is used as the access protocol for the Maestro User Interface web-interface pages. Set to “true” if HTTPS is used, or “false”, if normal HTTP is used.

Default: false

See Section 18 Securing Access with SSL.

Home

Home folder in which work-files are kept.

Default: subfolder “lui” in installation folder

HostName

The host name of the local machine that is to be used whenever a name is required to identify the local host (and no other INI-parameter overrides this for a specific purpose).

Default: normal host name (canonical host name) of the server running the Maestro User Interface.

HubContext

Context-path part of the user interface access URLs for the Administration Hub component.

Default: hub

HubExternalHostName

The host name of the Administration Hub server as seen by clients that access the hub interface with a web browser. To be used if clients shall access the hub server with a different host name than the normal internal host name of the server, for example if the server has several names or when using a proxy.

Default: the host name defined by the RegistryHubHost parameter. If that parameter is not present either, the normal host name (canonical host name) of the server running the Maestro User Interface.

See Section 23 Distributed Components.

HubExternalHTTPPort

The HTTP (or HTTPS) port of the Administration Hub server as seen by clients that access the hub user interface with a web browser. To be used if the external port of the server is different than the default for the protocol employed (both if the normal HTTP or the secure HTTPS protocol is employed).

Default: 80 (if the protocol is HTTP) or 443 (if the protocol is HTTPS)

See Section 14.2.1 Configuring the HTTP Port.

HubExternalProtocolIsHTTPS

Defines if HTTPS is used as the access protocol for the Administration Hub web-interface pages. Set to “true” if HTTPS is used, or “false”, if normal HTTP is used.

Default: false

See Section 18 Securing Access with SSL.

HubRMIPort

Internal communication port (RMI-Port) of the Administration Hub server.
Default: 1099

See Section 14.2.2 Configuring the Internal Communication Port.

MaintenanceMode

Defines if the Maestro User Interface component will run in maintenance mode or not.
Default: false

See Section 6.3 User Restrictions.

OpenUpURL

Path-part of the open-up tracking URL.
Default: /trk/open

OptInConfirmExpiration

The expiration time for unconfirmed subscriptions to hosted datasets and lists – i.e., the amount of time after the initial subscription request during which the subscriber may confirm the subscription (“double opt-in”) before the subscription request expires and is removed. Specified as a number, which defines the expiration time in hours.
Default: 48

See the LISTSERV Maestro Data Administrator’s Manual for more information about subscription confirmations.

RegistryHubHost

Host name of the server with the Administration Hub component.
Default: localhost

RemoteAdminPassword

Password for remote log file access.
Default: none (no remote log file access allowed)

RestoreBackup

Path name of the folder containing the backup that shall be restored during the next startup. Note: This key will be automatically removed from the INI-file during the next startup.

Default: none

See Section 11.7 Restoring a Backup.

RMIPort

Internal communication port (RMI-Port) of the Maestro User Interface server.
Default: 1099

See Section 14.2.2 Configuring the Internal Communication Port.

TrackerHost

Host name of the server with the Maestro Tracker component.
Default: localhost

See Section 23.2.3 Moving the Maestro Tracker Component to Another Server.

ShowEventsCountOnDashboard

Define if the “Currently in the system” section of the dashboard is supposed to display the current count of events in the system or not. On systems with a lot of events, the calculation of this count may be slow, thus slowing down the dashboard display. In this case it may be a good idea to disable the display of this count by supplying “false”.

Default: true

TrackerRMIPort

Internal communications port (RMI-Port) of the Maestro Tracker server

Default: 1099

See Section 14.2.2 Configuring the Internal Communication Port.

xTrkExternalProtocolIsHTTPS

Defines if HTTPS is used as the access protocol for the TRK component (i.e. for the tracking URLs). Set to “true” if HTTPS is used, or “false”, if normal HTTP is used.

Default: false

UnsubscribedCleanupInterval

Determines how often the system looks for (and cleans out) subscribers of hosted LISTSERV lists that have unsubscribed by email (i.e. not by the LISTSERV Maestro web interface). Specified as a number, which defines the cleanup interval length in “minutes” (i.e., every “N” minutes the system checks for unsubscribed subscribers and cleans out their data.)

Default: 10

See the LISTSERV Maestro Data Administrator’s Manual for more information about subscription confirmations.

The following table shows all possible entries of the hub.ini file for the Administration Hub component. For any entry that is missing in the INI-file, the corresponding default value is assumed. Changes in INI files require a restart of the component to take effect.

Entry Key	Description
Home	Home folder in which work-files are kept. Default: subfolder “hub” in installation folder
HostName	The host name of the local machine that is to be used whenever a name is required to identify the local host (and no other INI-parameter overrides this for a specific purpose). Default: normal host name (canonical host name) of the server running the Administration Hub.
LiteMode	Defines if LISTSERV Maestro will run in lite-mode or not. Only in lite-mode will LISTSERV Maestro accept lite-LAKs during login to LUI. Set to true for lite-mode or false for full-mode. Default: false
RegistryDomain	The domain name with which the Administration Hub component stores its settings in its own registry. Default: HUB
RemoteAdminPassword	Password for remote log file access. Default: none (no remote log file access allowed) See Section 13.1 Remote Log Access.
RMIPort	Internal communication port (RMI-Port) of the Administration Hub server. Default: 1099 See Section 14.2.2 Configuring the Internal Communication Port.

Entry Key

Description

Home

Home folder in which work-files are kept.
Default: subfolder “hub” in installation folder

HostName

The host name of the local machine that is to be used whenever a name is required to identify the local host (and no other INI-parameter overrides this for a specific purpose).

Default: normal host name (canonical host name) of the server running the Administration Hub.

LiteMode

Defines if LISTSERV Maestro will run in lite-mode or not. Only in lite-mode will LISTSERV Maestro accept lite-LAKs during login to LUI. Set to true for lite-mode or false for full-mode.

Default: false

RegistryDomain

The domain name with which the Administration Hub component stores its settings in its own registry.
Default: HUB

RemoteAdminPassword

Password for remote log file access.
Default: none (no remote log file access allowed)

See Section 13.1 Remote Log Access.

RMIPort

Internal communication port (RMI-Port) of the Administration Hub server.
Default: 1099

See Section 14.2.2 Configuring the Internal Communication Port.

The following table shows all possible entries of the tracker.ini file for the Maestro Tracker component. For any entry that is missing in the INI-file, the corresponding default value is assumed. Changes in INI files require a restart of the component to take effect.

Entry Key	Description
FixUserAgentTable	Set this key to “true” if you want Tracker to check the user-agents table for consistency and to repair it (if there is any file corruption found). Tracker will notice the key during the next startup and perform the check/repair during the startup. This key is automatically removed from the INI-file during startup. Default: none Use this only if instructed to by L-Soft Support.
Home	Home folder in which work-files are kept. Default: subfolder “trk” in installation folder
HostName	The host name of the local machine that is to be used whenever a name is required to identify the local host (and no other INI-parameter overrides this for a specific purpose). Default: normal host name (canonical host name) of the server running Maestro Tracker.
HubRMIPort	Internal communication port (RMI-Port) of the Administration Hub server. Default: 1099 See Section 14.2.2 Configuring the Internal Communication Port.
RegistryDomain	The domain name with which the Maestro Tracker component stores its settings in the Administration Hub registry. Default: TRK
RegistryHubHost	Host name of the server with the Administration Hub component. Default: localhost
RemoteAdminPassword	Password for remote log file access. Default: none (no remote log file access allowed) See Section 13.1 Remote Log Access.
RMIPort	Internal communication port (RMI-Port) of the Maestro Tracker server. Default: 1099 See Section 14.2.2 Configuring the Internal Communication Port.

Entry Key

Description

FixUserAgentTable

Set this key to “true” if you want Tracker to check the user-agents table for consistency and to repair it (if there is any file corruption found). Tracker will notice the key during the next startup and perform the check/repair during the startup.

This key is automatically removed from the INI-file during startup.

Default: none

Use this only if instructed to by L-Soft Support.

Home

Home folder in which work-files are kept.
Default: subfolder “trk” in installation folder

HostName

The host name of the local machine that is to be used whenever a name is required to identify the local host (and no other INI-parameter overrides this for a specific purpose).

Default: normal host name (canonical host name) of the server running Maestro Tracker.

HubRMIPort

Internal communication port (RMI-Port) of the Administration Hub server.
Default: 1099

See Section 14.2.2 Configuring the Internal Communication Port.

RegistryDomain

The domain name with which the Maestro Tracker component stores its settings in the Administration Hub registry.
Default: TRK

RegistryHubHost

Host name of the server with the Administration Hub component.
Default: localhost

RemoteAdminPassword

Password for remote log file access.
Default: none (no remote log file access allowed)

See Section 13.1 Remote Log Access.

RMIPort

Internal communication port (RMI-Port) of the Maestro Tracker server.
Default: 1099

See Section 14.2.2 Configuring the Internal Communication Port.

The following tables show all possible entries of the tomcat.ini file for Tomcat. For any entry that is missing in the INI-file, the corresponding default value is assumed. Changes in INI files require a restart of the component to take effect.

Entry Key	Description
BindAddress	The local IP-address that the server shall bind to (i.e. the server will accept connections only if directed to this IP Address). Default: By default, the server binds to all addresses of the local computer (i.e. accepts connections on all of these addresses). See Section 15 Defining IP Addresses.
MaxPostSize	The maximum size (in bytes) that the server will accept in a POST request (i.e. the maximum size of bytes that be uploaded to the server). The limit can be disabled by setting to a value less than or equal to 0. Default: 1 (i.e. the limit is disabled by default).
Port	The HTTP (or HTTPS) port used to accept client connections. Default: 80 (for HTTP) or 443 (for HTTPS).
Restrict.CONTEXT.N	Restrict access to component specified by “CONTEXT” (HUB, LUI, TRK, and LIST) to certain IP addresses. See Section 17.1 IP Address Restrictions.
ShutdownPort	The port used listen for shutdown requests. Default: 8007
SSL-Related Entries (See Section 18 Securing Access with SSL)
SecureServer	Defines if the server is supposed to be secure (true) or not (false). A secure server uses the HTTPS protocol; a non-secure server used the normal HTTP protocol. Default: false
KeystoreFile	Only used if “SecureServer=true”. The name of the keystore-file that contains the server certificate to be used for the HTTPS protocol. The file must exist and must contain a usable server certificate. The given filename must include the full absolute path to the file (for Windows, include the drive letter). Default: [install_folder]/conf/keys.keystore
KeystorePassword	Only used if “SecureServer=true”. The password used to access the keystore-file as defined by the “KeystoreFile” entry. Default: changeit

Entry Key

Description

BindAddress

The local IP-address that the server shall bind to (i.e. the server will accept connections only if directed to this IP Address).

Default: By default, the server binds to all addresses of the local computer (i.e. accepts connections on all of these addresses).

See Section 15 Defining IP Addresses.

MaxPostSize

The maximum size (in bytes) that the server will accept in a POST request (i.e. the maximum size of bytes that be uploaded to the server). The limit can be disabled by setting to a value less than or equal to 0.

Default: 1 (i.e. the limit is disabled by default).

Port

The HTTP (or HTTPS) port used to accept client connections.

Default: 80 (for HTTP) or 443 (for HTTPS).

Restrict.CONTEXT.N

Restrict access to component specified by “CONTEXT” (HUB, LUI, TRK, and LIST) to certain IP addresses.

See Section 17.1 IP Address Restrictions.

ShutdownPort

The port used listen for shutdown requests.

Default: 8007

SecureServer

Defines if the server is supposed to be secure (true) or not (false). A secure server uses the HTTPS protocol; a non-secure server used the normal HTTP protocol.

Default: false

KeystoreFile

Only used if “SecureServer=true”.

The name of the keystore-file that contains the server certificate to be used for the HTTPS protocol. The file must exist and must contain a usable server certificate. The given filename must include the full absolute path to the file (for Windows, include the drive letter).

Default: [install_folder]/conf/keys.keystore

KeystorePassword

Only used if “SecureServer=true”.

The password used to access the keystore-file as defined by the “KeystoreFile” entry.

Default: changeit

The following table shows the advanced entries of the tomcat.ini file for Tomcat. Do not change these unless instructed by L-Soft Support.

Entry Key	Description
AcceptCount	The maximum queue length for incoming connection requests when all possible request processing threads are in use. Any requests received when the queue is full will be refused. Default: 100
AllowTrace	Specifies whether the TRACE HTTP method is enabled (true) or not (false). Default: false
BufferSize	The size (in bytes) of the buffer to be provided for input streams servicing incoming requests. Default: 2048
ConnectionLinger	The number of milliseconds during which the sockets used by the server will linger when they are closed. Socket linger can be disabled by setting this entry to “1”. Default: 1 (disabled by default)
ConnectionTimeout	Defines the number of milliseconds the server will wait, after accepting a connection, for the request URI line to be presented. Default: 60000 (60 seconds)
DefaultContext	Defines the default context. See Section 25 Adding Content to the Tomcat Server for details. Default: none
MaxKeepAliveRequests	The maximum number of HTTP requests which can be pipelined until the connection is closed by the server. Setting this entry to “1” will disable HTTP/1.0 keep-alive as well as HTTP/1.1 keep-alive and pipelining. Setting this entry to “-1” will allow an unlimited amount of pipelined or keep-alive HTTP requests. Default: 100
MaxSpareThreads	The maximum number of unused request processing threads that will be allowed to exist until the thread pool starts stopping the unnecessary threads. Default: 50
MaxThreads	The maximum number of request processing threads to be created by this server (i.e. the maximum number of simultaneous requests that can be handled). Default: 200
MinSpareThreads	The number of request processing threads that will be created when the server is first started. The server will also make sure that it has the specified number of idle processing threads available. This entry should be set to a value smaller than that for the “MaxThreads” entry. Default: 10
SSL-related Entries (See Section 18 Securing Access with SSL)
KeystoreType	Only used when “SecureServer=true”. Defines the type of the keystore-file. Possible types are “JKS” or “PKCS12”. Usually you should use keystore files of the “JKS” type. Default: JKS
SSLProtocol	Only used when “SecureServer=true”. Defines the version of the SSL protocol to use. Possible versions are “TLS” and “SSL”. It is recommended to always use the “TLS” protocol. Default: TLS

Entry Key

Description

AcceptCount

The maximum queue length for incoming connection requests when all possible request processing threads are in use. Any requests received when the queue is full will be refused.

Default: 100

AllowTrace

Specifies whether the TRACE HTTP method is enabled (true) or not (false).

Default: false

BufferSize

The size (in bytes) of the buffer to be provided for input streams servicing incoming requests.

Default: 2048

ConnectionLinger

The number of milliseconds during which the sockets used by the server will linger when they are closed. Socket linger can be disabled by setting this entry to “1”.

Default: 1 (disabled by default)

ConnectionTimeout

Defines the number of milliseconds the server will wait, after accepting a connection, for the request URI line to be presented.

Default: 60000 (60 seconds)

DefaultContext

Defines the default context. See Section 25 Adding Content to the Tomcat Server for details.

Default: none

MaxKeepAliveRequests

The maximum number of HTTP requests which can be pipelined until the connection is closed by the server. Setting this entry to “1” will disable HTTP/1.0 keep-alive as well as HTTP/1.1 keep-alive and pipelining. Setting this entry to “-1” will allow an unlimited amount of pipelined or keep-alive HTTP requests.

Default: 100

MaxSpareThreads

The maximum number of unused request processing threads that will be allowed to exist until the thread pool starts stopping the unnecessary threads.

Default: 50

MaxThreads

The maximum number of request processing threads to be created by this server (i.e. the maximum number of simultaneous requests that can be handled).

Default: 200

MinSpareThreads

The number of request processing threads that will be created when the server is first started. The server will also make sure that it has the specified number of idle processing threads available. This entry should be set to a value smaller than that for the “MaxThreads” entry.

Default: 10

KeystoreType

Only used when “SecureServer=true”.

Defines the type of the keystore-file. Possible types are “JKS” or “PKCS12”. Usually you should use keystore files of the “JKS” type.

Default: JKS

SSLProtocol

Only used when “SecureServer=true”.

Defines the version of the SSL protocol to use. Possible versions are “TLS” and “SSL”. It is recommended to always use the “TLS” protocol.

Default: TLS