Folks,
I run stateless r/o vm nodes in my farm to support NIS and they write data to a NAS. I need a way to supply the equivalent of most "qt wallets" equivalent of --datadir and not use "working directory" so I can send logs and .wlts and what not back to my storage network and not local disk.
Thanks!
inside config.properties, set nem.folder to your desired location
inside config.properties, set nem.folder to your desired location
And where is that file located?
When you extract the standalone package to a folder X then the config files are in X\package\nis\config.properties and X\package\ncc\config.properties. When installing via java webstart, the files are inside the jars so you cannot configure them.
When you extract the standalone package to a folder X then the config files are in X\package\nis\config.properties and X\package\ncc\config.properties. When installing via java webstart, the files are inside the jars so you cannot configure them.
OK. Got it. It is time I learn something now. Would you be kind enough when you are not so busy, to tell me what I need to do with the remote NIS config (question marked in red):
# Common configuration
# short server name What is this for?
nem.shortServerName = Nis
# In order to be able to start nem (nis and also ncc) from a removeable media,
# the location where logs and database should be located can be configured.
# %h - is the home directory of the user (also if the entry is missing).
# . - is simply the working directory.
nem.folder = %h/nem
# Specifies the maximum number of threads of the thread pool. (What is the significance of increasing or decreasing?)
nem.maxThreads = 500
# protocol, ports, paths (Do I change this for remote address? What is WebContext, ApiContect and homepath for and how does one configure. /Shutdown is located in a directory? )
nem.protocol = http
nem.host = 127.0.0.1
nem.httpPort = 7890
nem.httpsPort = 7891
nem.webContext =
nem.apiContext =
nem.homePath =
nem.shutdownPath = /shutdown
# Indicates whether or not this node should use a DOS filter
nem.useDosFilter = true
# NIS configuration (When do you activate this? And where does one get a bootkey and for what?)
# nis.bootKey = 0123456789abcdef0123456789abcdef0123456789abcdef0123456789abcdef
# nis.bootName = foobar
# The number of regular nodes that this node should communicate with during broadcasts (What is the limit?)
nis.nodeLimit = 20
# Indicates whether or not this node should be allowed to boot if it
# cannot receive acknowledgement from a remote peer during the boot sequence.
nis.bootWithoutAck = false
# Indicates whether or not this node should send binary payloads. (What is binary payloads?)
nis.useBinaryTransport = false
# Indicates if the network time should be used for time stamps
nis.useNetworkTime = true