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zorp_3.0.5_i386 
NAME
zorpctl.conf - zorpctl(8) global options
DESCRIPTION
The zorpctl.conf file describes various global options affecting
zorpctl(8) behaviour.
Empty lines and lines beginning with ’#’ are comments and are ignored
by zorpctl. Each non-empty line specifies a variable name and value
separated by the equal sign (’=’).
The following variables are defined:
AUTO_RESTART
Enable the automatic restart feature of zorpctl. Instances in
auto-restart mode are restarted automatically when they exit.
(default: 1)
AUTO_RESTART_TIME_THRESHOLD
If a restarted instance exits within this interval (specified as
number of seconds), the attempt is considered as failure.
(default: 60)
AUTO_RESTART_MAX_COUNT
When the number of failed restarts reaches this number, zorp
will not automatically be restarted again, and a log message is
printed to the system log. (default: 3)
AUTO_RESTART_DELAY
The number of seconds to wait before the Zorp instance is
restarted.
STOP_CHECK_DELAY
The rate (delay in seconds) to check a stopping Zorp instance
at.
STOP_CHECK_TIMEOUT
The number of seconds to wait for a stopping Zorp instance.
START_CHECK_TIMEOUT
In auto-restart mode there is no really no way to detect whether
Zorp failed to load or not. Zorpctl in this case waits up to
START_CHECK_TIMEOUT seconds and assumes that Zorp loaded
successfully if it does not exit within this interval. Default
value: 5 seconds.
START_WAIT_TIMEOUT
In no-auto-restart mode it is possible to know whether Zorp was
loaded correctly or not by telling Zorp to daemonize itself and
wait for the parent to exit. This parameter specifies the
maximum number of seconds to wait for Zorp to daemonize itself.
Default value: 60 seconds.
PROCESS_LIMIT_MIN
The minimum process limit (ulimit -u) specified for Zorp when
the calculated process limit (based on the --threads parameter)
would result a lower value. (default: 256)
PROCESS_LIMIT_RESERVE
The number of extra processes to allocate limit for (e.g. for
proxy modules that are known to spawn new processes). (default:
64)
FD_LIMIT_THRESHOLD
The expected maximal number of file descriptor openened by the
threads. The global fd limit is this number multiplied by the
thread limit. (default: 64)
FD_LIMIT_MIN
The minimum fd limit (ulimit -n) specified for Zorp when the
calculated fd limit (based on the --threads and
FD_LIMIT_THRESHOLD parameters) would result a lower value.
(default: 1024)
ZORP_APPEND_ARGS
The zorp-specific arguments to append to the command line of
each Zorp instance. Also recognised as APPEND_ARGS
(deprecated). (default: "")
ZORPCTL_APPEND_ARGS
The zorpctl-specific arguments to append to the command line of
each instance. (default: "")
CHECK_PERMS
Whether to check permissions of the Zorp configuration
directory. (default: 1)
CONFIG_DIR
The path to the Zorp configuration directory to check if
CHECK_PERMS is enabled. NOTE: it does not change the Zorp policy
file argument, this parameter is only used by the permission
validating code. (default: ${prefix}/etc/zorp)
CONFIG_DIR_OWNER, CONFIG_DIR_GROUP, CONFIG_DIR_MODE
The owner/group/permissions values considered as valid for the
configuration directory. zorpctl fails if the actual values do
not match them. (default: root.zorp, 0750)
PIDFILE_DIR
The path to the Zorp pid file directory. It is created if it
does not exist, before Zorp is started. NOTE: it does not pass a
--pidfile argument to Zorp, only checks if the directory exists.
(default: /var/run/zorp)
PIDFILE_DIR_OWNER, PIDFILE_DIR_GROUP, PIDFILE_DIR_MODE
The owner/group/permission values the pidfile directory is
created with if it did not exist. (default: root.root, 0700)
FILES
The default location for zorpctl.conf is /etc/zorp/zorpctl.conf.
AUTHOR
This manual page was written by Balázs Scheidler <bazsi@balabit.hu>.
Feb 9, 2005 ZORP(8)