SUBTTL GALCNF Created by GALGEN Version 5(2124) at 4-Aug-3 13:21:53 UNIVERSAL GALCNF .DIRECT .NOBIN DEFINE XP (SYM,VAL) < SYM==:VAL> G.%GLN==500002124 ;STANDARD VERSION FOR GALGEN G.GVER==5 ;GALAXY VERSION NUMBER RADIX 5+5 FTUUOS==-1 ;-1 IF TOPS 10 ELSE 0 FTJSYS==0 ;-1 IF TOPS 20 ELSE 0 ; ; In the following dialog, all questions are of the form: ; ; text of question (list or range of answers) [default answer] ; ; The line starts with the actual text of the question. Following ; the question is a description of the possible answers enclosed ; in parentheses. This description might be a range of numbers, a ; list of keywords, or a textual description. Following this ; description is the default answer, enclosed in square brackets. ; The default will be assumed if you only press the RETURN key. ; ; You have the choice of carrying on a LONG dialog in which an ; explanation of each question is provided automatically, or a ; SHORT dialog in which it is assumed that you are familiar with ; the GALAXY generation procedure. In either case, you can always ; obtain the help text by typing a question mark (?) in response ; to any question. ; ; ; Answer the following question with either LONG (for a long ; dialog) or SHORT (for a short one). Simply pressing the RETURN ; key will imply SHORT. ; ;Dialog Length (SHORT,LONG) [SHORT] l SUBTTL Administrative Controls and Parameters ; Administrative Controls and Parameters ; -------------- -------- --- ---------- ; ; ; The questions in this section determine absolute GALAXY ; parameters, which cannot be overridden by user or operator ; commands. XP G.OLOG,-1 ; ; ; The system logs all operator interactions in a disk file in the ; spooling area. Your answer to the following question specifies ; the name to be used for this file. ; ;Operator log filename (3-6 Characters) [OPERAT] DEFINE G$$LGN < X OPERAT> ; ; ; You have the option of maintaining a backup master queue file ; which may be used in the unlikely event that the primary master ; queue file is destroyed. ; ;Do you want redundant master queue file (YES,NO) [NO] XP FTRQUE,0 ; ; ; Any permanantly mounted structure may be used for the master ; queues. The structure that is first in the system search list ; is preferred. ; ;File structure to use for master queue (3-6 Characters) [SSL] XP G.QSTR,'SSL ' ; ; ; Users can specify a priority for their batch and spooling ; requests with the /PRIORITY switch. The allowable values for ; this parameter range between 1 (representing lowest priority) ; and 63 (representing the highest). The following two questions ; relate to this switch. The first question requests the maximum ; priority which may be specified by a non-privileged user. ; ;Maximum priority non-privileged users may specify (1-63) [20] XP G.SPRI,20 ; ; ; You may specify the value to be used if the user does not specify ; a /PRIORITY switch. This value must be between 1 and the maximum ; that you specified in the previous question. ; ;Default for /PRIORITY on batch and spooling requests (1-63) [10] XP G.DPRI,10 SUBTTL [SYSTEM]INFO Parameters ; [SYSTEM]INFO Parameters ; ------------ ---------- ; ; ; This section allows you to set any currently defined [SYSTEM]INFO ; control parameters. XP FTINFO,-1 ;Enable [SYSTEM]INFO support ; ; ; The [SYSTEM]INFO facility, which allows users to manipulate PIDs ; for IPCF communication by symbolic names, is now part of QUASAR. ; While [SYSTEM]INFO normally limits the maximum length of a ; symbolic PID name via the GETTAB item %IPMPL (maximum packet ; length), you have the option of specifying the maximum length ; of a PID name allowable at all. ; ;Maximum length of a PID name (29-79 Characters) [39] XP SZ.INF,39 SUBTTL Applications ; Applications ; ------------ ; ; ; The following section determines which optional applications ; you wish to run on your system. These applications will be ; accesible through OPR, the operator interface program. ; ; ; ; GALAXY supports by default the CATALOG, CONFIG, and QUOTA applications. ; If you wish to run additional applications (such as NCP), answer YES. ; ;Do you wish to run optional applications? (YES,NO) [YES] ; ; The LAT Control Protocol (LCP) commands allow the operator or system ; administrator to control various aspects of Local Area Transport (LAT) ; service, and to display status and parameter settings information. ; ; The LCP command subset is required if your monitor is built with ; Ethernet LAT terminal access enabled. ; ;Include the LAT Control Protocol (LCP) commands? (YES,NO) [YES] ; ; The Network Control Protocol (NCP) commands allow the system administrator ; to perform various DECnet network management functions. ; ; The NCP command subset is required if you are running DECnet-10. ; ;Include the DECnet Network Control Protocol (NCP) commands? (YES,NO) [YES] ; ; ; You can include installation-developed applications with your answers ; to the following questions. ; ;Do you wish to run any installation-developed applications? (YES,NO) [NO] DEFINE G$$ATB < X ,0,CATTAB, X ,1,CNFTAB,CNFORN X ,2,LCPTAB,LCPORN X ,3,NCPTAB, X ,4,QUOTAB, > ; END OF G$$ATB SUBTTL Batch Job Defaults ; Batch Job Defaults ; ----- --- -------- ; ; ; The questions in this section are used to define default values ; for the various options that a user can specify when submitting ; a batch job. ; ; ; The batch user can specify a maximum runtime for his batch job ; using the /TIME switch. If he does not specify this switch the ; following default will be used: ; ;Default batch job runtime limit (5-9999 seconds) [300] XP G.ITIM,300 ; ; ; Every batch job has maximum limits for each type of spooled ; output. These limits can be set by the batch user with ; appropriate switches to the SUBMIT command. If the user doesn't ; specify these switches, the following defaults will be used: ; ;Line printer output limit (0-9999 pages) [200] XP G.ILPT,200 ;Card punch output limit (0-9999 cards) [1000] XP G.ICDP,1000 ;Paper tape punch output limit (0-5000 feet) [200] XP G.IPTP,200 ;Plotter output limit (0-5000 minutes) [30] XP G.IPLT,30 ; ; ; The user can specify whether or not the batch log file should be ; printed after the job terminates by using the /OUTPUT switch to ; the SUBMIT command. The action is specified by: LOG to always ; print the log file, NOLOG to never print the log file, and ERROR ; to print the log file only if the job ended with an unhandled ; error. If the user doesn't specify this switch, the following ; value will be used. ; ;Default for SUBMIT/OUTPUT (LOG,NOLOG,ERROR) [LOG] XP G.ILOG,2 ; ; ; The system provides for the enforcement of a maximum physical ; memory limit on batch jobs. The user can specify a maximum ; memory parameter and if any program attempts to exceed this ; limit, the batch job goes virtual. ; ;Should memory limits be enforced (YES,NO) [YES] ; ; ; The user can specify a maximum memory limit by using the /CORE ; switch. If this switch is not specified by the user, the ; following default will be used. ; ;Memory limit (24-16384 pages) [512] XP G.ICOR,512 ;CORE LIMITS SUBTTL Line Printer Defaults and Parameters ; Line Printer Defaults and Parameters ; ---- ------- -------- --- ---------- ; ; ; The questions in this section are used to set default values for ; the line printer spooler. ; ; ; Job banner pages are printed at the beginning of each print ; request. The user's name and any /NOTE value is printed on ; them. ; ;Number of job banner pages (0-5) [2] 0 XP G.LBAN,0 ; ; ; Job trailer pages are printed at the end of each print request. ; The user's name and any spooler checkpoint information is ; printed on them. ; ;Number of job trailer pages (0-5) [2] 0 XP G.LTRL,0 ; ; ; File header pages are printed before each file or copy in each ; print request. The file name is printed in BOLD letters on each ; header page. ; ;Number of file header pages (0-5) [2] 0 XP G.LHDR,0 ; ; ; The user can specify a special form for a print request with the ; /FORMS switch. If this switch is not specified the following ; default will be used. ; ;Name for standard output forms (4-6 Characters) [NORMAL] XP G.DNOR,'NORMAL' ; ; ; The number of characters that uniquely identify a form is ; compared with the current form name to determine if a forms ; change is required for a specific user request. ; ;Number of characters which uniquely identifies form (2-6) [4] XP G.DNUC,4 ; ; ; ; There may be site specific devices which require special device ; drivers loaded with LPTSPL as needed. For example, the LN01 ; laser printer requires the module LPTL01 in order for LPTSPL ; to load fonts as requested. ; ;Do you want to load any special printer drivers? (YES,NO) [NO] y ; ; ; ; Each device driver must have its own module to be loaded with ; the LPTSPL main module. This module's .REL file must be found on ; the build area when LPTSPL is loaded. ; DEFINE G$$LPT < LL lptl01 LL lpttty > ; End of G$$LPT SUBTTL Parameters for MDA ; Parameters for MDA ; ---------- --- --- ; ; ; The questions in this section are used to set the default ; parameters for the Mountable Device Allocator (MDA). ; ; ; The following question allows you to enable the deadlock ; avoidance code in MDA. This code prevents jobs from waiting ; for tape or disk resources that another job may already own, ; or that do not exist. Enabling the deadlock avoidance code ; causes MDA to use sligthly more CPU time to insure that ; deadlocks will not occur. ; ;Enable deadlock avoidance? (YES,NO) [YES] XP G.DEAD,-1 ;DEADLOCK AVOIDANCE %TRK7==1 ; 7 TRACK %TRK9==2 ; 9 TRACK ; ; ; You have the option of specifying which label type is the ; default. ; NOTE: ; Label type USER-EOT will allow a user program to see the end of ; tape condition on an UNLABELED tape only. All other label types ; will cause the user to block at end of tape while MDA ; automatically expands the volume set. In this case the user ; program will NOT see end of tape. ; ;Default tape label type (ANSI,BYPASS,IBM,USER-EOT,UNLABELED) [USER-EOT] XP DEFLBT,10 ; ; ; You have the option of specifying the default density at which ; tapes are read and written. ; ;Default 9-track tape density (200,556,800,1600,6250) [1600] XP DEF9TK,4 ;Default 7-track tape density (200,556,800) [800] XP DEF7TK,3 ; ; ; You have the option of specifying the default track type on ; which to mount tapes. ; ;Default track type (7,9) [9] XP DEFTRK,%TRK9 ; ; ; The system administrator can allow non-privileged users to ; bypass label processing. ; ;Allow bypassing for non-privileged users? (YES,NO) [NO] XP NPRTLB,0 SUBTTL Miscellaneous Defaults and Parameters ; Miscellaneous Defaults and Parameters ; ------------- -------- --- ---------- ; ; ; The questions in this section refer to general GALAXY ; parameters. ; ; ; The following section establishes default bias and disk page to ; spooler unit conversion factors. ; ;Do you want the standard limit computation (YES,NO) [YES] XP G.LPTM,6 XP G.LPTD,8 XP G.CDPM,33 XP G.CDPD,4 XP G.PLTM,7 XP G.PLTD,100 XP G.PTPM,7 XP G.PTPD,4 ; ; ; The default action to be taken when output exceeds the specified ; limit for an output spooler may be to ABORT the job and ignore ; all remaining output, ASK the operator what to do, or PROCEED to ; finish processing the job. ; ;Default output-limit-exceeded action (ABORT,ASK,PROCEED) [ASK] XP G.FLEA,2 ; ; ; If file access between network nodes is to be done, each FAL - ; file access listener - stream needs a network type associated ; with it. The 2 network types supported are ANF-10 and DECnet. ; ;Default network-type for FAL streams (ANF-10,DECnet) [ANF-10] XP G.FNTY,1 ; ; ; Galaxy-10 spoolers (object processors) are now grouped into three ; categories and are started (logged-in and run) by QUASAR at ; different times depending on which category they fall into. The ; three categories and their corresponding characteristics are: ; ; ; %ONCE - "fired up" by QUASAR after QUASAR starts ORION, PULSAR ; and CATLOG). The spooler will never logout on its own. ; ; ; %STCMD - "fired up" by QUASAR when an OPR START command is issued ; for a stream controlled by the spooler. The spooler will ; logout when all streams under its control are shut down. ; ; ; %DEMND - "fired up" by QUASAR when a job is in a queue that can ; be serviced by one of the spooler's job streams. These ; "demand" spoolers will logout after "n" minutes of ; idleness. You will be prompted below to define a value ; for "n". ; ; ; The PRCDAT macro in QSRMAC.MAC defines the category to which each ; supported object processor/spooler belongs. ; ;Number of minutes "demand" spoolers tolerate idleness (5-60) [10] XP G.IMIN,10 XP FTDN60,-1 ;Always include DN60 support XP FTFTS,0 ;No FTS support XP FTDQS,0 ;No DQS support XP FTRJE,0 ;No DN200 support XP FTFACT,0 ;FACT file support off ; ; ; ; Your site may wish to include additional symbols and values which ; are different from Digital's standard ones. By specifying these ; values here, you may further tailor GALAXY to your particular ; installation. ; ;Do you wish to enter any site specific paramters? (YES,NO) [NO] END