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The config file is a Tcl file so we can set variables use commands including most of the built in ns_ commands.
 
The config file is a Tcl file so we can set variables use commands including most of the built in ns_ commands.
  
Config Sections
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=== Config Sections ===
  
  
* Global Parameters
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* [[Conf/Parameters|Global Parameters]]
 
ns/parameters
 
ns/parameters
* Thread Library
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* [[Conf/Threads|Thread Library]]
 
ns/threads
 
ns/threads
* MIME types
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* [[Conf/Mimetypes|MIME types]]
 
ns/mimetypes
 
ns/mimetypes
* Servers
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* [[Conf/Servers|Servers]]
 
ns/servers
 
ns/servers
* Server Config
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* [[Conf/Server|Server Config]]
 
ns/server/foo
 
ns/server/foo
  
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The word "server" here is confusing. Think of it as a container for configuring something akin to a Virtual Server in Apache.
 
The word "server" here is confusing. Think of it as a container for configuring something akin to a Virtual Server in Apache.
  
* Database Drivers
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* [[Conf/Db|Database Drivers]]
 
ns/db/drivers
 
ns/db/drivers

Revision as of 19:57, 19 December 2011

AOLServer Config Reference

The AOLserver config file has sections for global configuration of the instance and sections for each "server". One AOLserver instance may have one or more "server" sections; but normally just one.

The config file is a Tcl file so we can set variables use commands including most of the built in ns_ commands.

Config Sections

ns/parameters

ns/threads

ns/mimetypes

ns/servers

ns/server/foo

ns/server/bar

The word "server" here is confusing. Think of it as a container for configuring something akin to a Virtual Server in Apache.

ns/db/drivers